Roblox Raiding
also like to use "z"s to bypass. Basically, before the "_", add a random character, like "a", but this could also be after, like "nia_gger132", and it will most likely work.
Examples:
jigabl_oo
bean_ler1
JohnzySinsBBC an actual name btw, etc.
Gem outfit:
https://www.roblox.com/bundles/3177/Diamond-Man Unfortunately it does not work with R6 avatars, so you'll want to have other gemmy items on (classic/2d t-shirts, shirts, and pants) in case you're going to chud up a place with R15 disabled. Classic t-shirt uploading is completely free.
CHECKLIST TO AVOID COALLY RAIDS AGAINST GAMES
If you're going to raid somewhere, and want your raid to actually accomplish something, you'll generally need a bit more than just a link to the place you're going to raid and a request for personal army members. Here's a guide explaining the bare minimum standards to host a raid that isn't shit:
As a host:
- A rally place. This needs to have admin commands you can teleport people into the raid target place, and preferably somewhere for raiders to line up/sit so you can get a decent estimate of how many raiders you'll have.
- For the love of all that is holy, please make sure the admin script is something you are familiar with.
- A planned place to raid, selected ahead of time. Taking too long to find one will lead to raiders leaving before the raid starts out of boredom. If you need to, try using the Scouting Method described below; this will need an additional soyteen to
- Make sure the place has the following characteristics:
- Custom (platform-wide) avatars enabled. If you're forced into a morph, then it'll prevent 'teens from displaying the gems they're wearing.
- A populated server to troll. The more possible witnesses to the chudding, the better. However, don't overshoot and go for a highly populated game, or 'teens may be split into multiple servers, especially if the host doesn't have them friended. Ideally, look for something with a server that has 15 spare player slots, minimum
- Global chat is a must. Bubble chat only places are vantablack niggerstone.
- Optional but highly recommended things to look for when scouting raid targets (the more the better):
- Weapons of some kind. This will allow raiding parties to enact TND ingame.
- Drawing & building tools, for drawing/building gems
- Try to avoid military shit, as there's either no weapons to raid with for visitors if it's a roleplay group without pissing robux down the drain, or if the place is owned by a war clan, both sides will have weapons; but the average 'teen raiding party does not have the manpower, skill, or coordination to consistently pull off raids on clannies, who either spend an unreasonable amount of time per day practicing their glorified laser tag aiming, or use cheats.
- Milsim groups exist too, but their forts are brimstone walking simulators. Also on the same level of shittiness are WW2 groups, who not only are allergic to giving non-paying raiders anything better than a shitty bolt action gun, but they also tend to prefer using the worst gun scripts on ROBLOX.
- Sword forts are probably a better choice if you really want to raid clannies, because of the much lower skill ceiling.
As a raider:
- An outfit incorporating several gems/sharty references so fellow raiders can identify you
- Spare alternate accounts, preferably already dressed in gemmy outfits.
- Ban evading (either just individual game bans, or your account itself being banned) is comically easy on roblox - account creation just requires a username and password, and unless you do something seriously fucked up, the worst bans you'll get are individual account deletions, which can be evaded in minutes via logging into another account.
TL;DR because wordswordswords: Make sure your host isn't retarded and knows how to find a place with any kind of raiding potential (enough activity to justify rallying raiders, global chat, and weapons/build tools/drawing tools for chudding it up), and make sure to bring alts just in case you need them.
