Prosaic

Hi. Crafty's new panel update has an assortment of great features, such as the TPA system. Though I love its conciseness (no having to view the TPA list anymore) and simplicity, with the current approach for accepting a request (the .accept command), it isn't easily discernible who is being teleported to whom.

With this suggestion, I bring different proposal to the system: could TPA requests instead be accepted by .accept <playername> ? This would allow for multiple requests to be filed to a single person, as well as elucidate the person whose request you're accepting, rather than having to guess on which TPA request is being accepted (if multiple are sent to you). I recognize that this might result in some tweaking of the server panel code, but I feel that this is an important concern that needs to be verbalized.

Thanks for taking the time to read and consider this suggestion! :) Have a nice day.

-Stone

@TimmyBoyT A Mexican Magician doing a trick:
“Uno”
“Dos”
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Gone without a Tres

Lol that one made me laugh

@Blackened_Dawn Why a 2 yr old thread why didn't you just make a new one

Eh, I really like this thread lol, sorry :P

@RockinRicky2

All hail Hoomie! @HoomanResources

Well I feel bad for reviving this thread, but I recently heard a horrible joke.

Why aren't bad puns funny?
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Because they're punny!

Hi! This suggestion doesn't really pertain to me specifically, but I think it would ease the job of staff members who constantly have to remind people to follow the ban appeal format.

Crafty, you could make a HTML form with the ban appeal format, such as a label "Username", with a text field to its left, a label "Ban Reason" with a text box next to it, a text area for "Why you should be unbanned?", etc. This form would display in place of the regular text area that appears when you start a new thread if the user has picked the section "Ban Appeals".

In addition to being well organized, having such a form for ban appeals would spare staff the trouble of reminding players to use the format, as it would be built in to the website.

Hope this suggestion helps!

-Stone

@Cutebot Tysm

Do you plan to ever expand to downloadable games, written in C++, Java, or something?

Nice!

Wow nice! :D