System like that (listing the level in server browser) would only make
new servers out there having hard time to find players, unless they rely
on only valve maps (quickplay ones) and have some sort of small group
the start the server up.
I'd like to see good servers rewarded though, perhaps not much for the
owners (yeah i'd like to have something too) but what might come through
the "levels" to the players playing on that server - like free saxton
gifts time to time or similiar. Of course on idle servers this would not
be "ok" no matter how good they would be. Tough thing to invent a proper
system that cannot be abused.
-ics
16.12.2011 20:38, doc kirjoitti:
This.
Sounds.
AWESOME.
I want to turn in my 1.5 million server points into all sorts of platinum
medals. I'd be willing to state my server is the best run server in the
HISTORY OF TEAM FORTRESS 2.
On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 3:51 PM, Fletcher Dunn
<[email protected]>wrote:
We are working on something like this. The ability to "level" your game
server account. Certain benefits would only be given to servers with level
= N, etc. Show the level in the server browser and give preferential
treatment, etc. Get caught breaking the rules, and you lose your level,
etc.
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Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Wanted: bug reports for clients dropping due to
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I'm waiting on steam to implement the feature like the deal with the "halo"
given to clients.
This 1 would give a badge to the server operators that are staying
consistent with in steams parameters . (of course they would have to have
been registered with the quick play i guess) Placement of the server id
owner badge would be on there steam profile.
(good or bad, and would change if the server were fix to steam standards)
Server badge placement:
This badge would be placed in the top left or right side of the MOTD frame.
So when a client enters the server it's easily seen.
If the clients leave due to the good or bad badge, then it would reflect
on the server rank.
Thoughts valve/steam ?
On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 5:29 PM, lwf<[email protected]> wrote:
At least he's serious and consistent about his role as one of the most
obnoxious and destructive people in the community. That takes
dedication.
On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 00:53, doc<[email protected]> wrote:
Holy crap not related to the topic but some people need to learn how
to reply to emails or something that was like 10 pages long.
On Wed, Dec 14, 2011 at 12:39 PM, Russell Smith
<[email protected]>wrote:
I'm still seeing occasional mass disconnects from this bug and I
don't have fake players or any other malicious plugins running.
Good to know you're on the case though and have it all figured out.
On 12/14/2011 10:32 AM, hasser css wrote:
14/12/2011 Laurenz Ruprecht sagt:
Hello Fletch,
I love Valve so I hope this will help you and you can fix this bug.
Good
luck!
Best regards,
Laurenz
If you love Valve so much, then why do you try to singlehandedly
destroy its game with your fake-clients, server redirects, and
pay-2-win bullshit?
On topic, your no Steam login issues might also be happening due
to your editing of the Steam network stack to give fake-clients.
None of my clients have ever had no Steam login in months, except
when they crash their client. Remove all your fake-players plugins
and you will stop having no Steam login troubles :-)
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