p{padding:0;margin:0;} -Rant down bellow mostly about game current state, if
you don't care just skip this message.There are many things that's wrong with
current system anyways. If a person wants to check a how the skin looks in his
hands he should be able to do so before buying it. Why not make a place/map
where you could try every skin that's in the game with any condition. Would
make all that skin buying dilemma much more manageable. Someone also mentioned
smurfing. Reason why there are so many smurf are cause they want to play with
their low rank friends. Should i really be banned just cause i want to play
with friends ? I would rather see non-ranked comp added where you could play
with more or less any rank. Current ranking is quite broken anyways, 1 le and 4
silvers can match up with 4 lem and 1 supreme. Quite broken if you ask me.
Server wise there is still no info if bans are permanent or not, can you get
rid of em eventually by messaging to valve or ? Täna, 1:53 Matthias
\"InstantMuffin\" Kollek <[email protected]> Kirjutas:It's not
particularly useful because besides crippling the few
decent mods out there it can and will be worked around either way
(see tf2).
There's just no interest from Valve to support and manage third
party servers/communities. Ideally you'd have an infrastructure that
would keep human interference/work to an absolute minimum, yet catch
most of these offenders and ban their servers/prevent them from
hosting profitably, but as said, there's 0 interest and my guess is
that they are also understaffed as it is.
On 16.01.2016 00:50, whocodes wrote:
Removing the functions completely would be ridiculous, it
allows for customization that makes the engine and game more
unique.
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On Jan 15, 2016, at 9:45 AM, Roland Mondek <[email protected] >
wrote:
Vlave should definitely remove the function to
change the skins from the engine and this should make the
gameserver competition fair!
On Fri, Jan 15, 2016 at 2:00 PM,
Absurd Minds <[email protected] >
wrote:
Yes, they have voiced a specific method of
dealing with these servers. All servers must be
registered to a steam account. If servers are seen
violating particular expectations (for example,
showing incorrect inventory items), these servers will
be blacklisted and the steam account to whom they are
registered will be banned from hosting servers.
However, like you, I suspect valve isn't
doing anything about it at all. I have reported
servers months ago and they are still up and running
the same plugins. I don't know if they have plans of
actually following through with their threats or if it
was just empty talk.
On Jan 15, 2016 7:51 AM,
"Harry Barton" <[email protected] >
wrote:
Hi,
I've recently launched a CS:GO server. After
setting the server up, I
figured I'd check out my local competition.
While doing so, I noticed
quite a few servers were running mods allowing
players to use skins
normally purchased or acquired through drops.
Their plugins aren't
reported on sv_tags and prior to joining there
was no indication these
mods were present.
I have reported a number of these servers
recently, yet I doubt
they'll be banned from the master server list
due to their sheer
number. Has Valve any voice any concern or plans
about these mods? I
don't intend to install these mods but it feels
unfair that these
servers are allowed to operate while I run mine
without going against
the rules.
Regards,
Harry
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pozdravom / Sincerely,
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