Non-standard server concerns
- Thread starter Mangley
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A better question is just how "vanilla" will servers have to be to be ranked?
Does it really matter if my mates and I want slightly reduced round times or slightly lengthened respawn times? If we don't want the Stamina bar enabled, but do want the minimap?
I'm still a little confused about precisely what a ranked server will be required to do, other than (as stated elsewhere) simply sign up.
As written in the DS Support forum:
All fine and good, and one can imagine the obvious no-nos like instant level-ups/unlocks/whatever, but where is the line actually drawn?
Does it really matter if my mates and I want slightly reduced round times or slightly lengthened respawn times? If we don't want the Stamina bar enabled, but do want the minimap?
I'm still a little confused about precisely what a ranked server will be required to do, other than (as stated elsewhere) simply sign up.
As written in the DS Support forum:
Yoshiro said:
All fine and good, and one can imagine the obvious no-nos like instant level-ups/unlocks/whatever, but where is the line actually drawn?
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I want to see more people stand up for the creative community.
They've done so much for Red Orchestra, and many of the top-rung modders have been officially recognized by Tripwire with their Rising Sun and In Country projects. Also, many of the best custom maps have become official maps.
To play vanilla and only vanilla content is to deprive yourself of so much good material and deprive many hard working modders of much needed viewership.
I cannot recommend enough that players at least try custom maps. That creative tradition is part of what makes Red Orchestra so great. Red Orchestra started out as a mod, after all...
They've done so much for Red Orchestra, and many of the top-rung modders have been officially recognized by Tripwire with their Rising Sun and In Country projects. Also, many of the best custom maps have become official maps.
To play vanilla and only vanilla content is to deprive yourself of so much good material and deprive many hard working modders of much needed viewership.
I cannot recommend enough that players at least try custom maps. That creative tradition is part of what makes Red Orchestra so great. Red Orchestra started out as a mod, after all...
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I love most of the things a community makes. Darkest hour is a nice example and the custom maps on the TWB servers.
However the 'just join another server' not really helps when almost every server has mp3 files or skins and all that crap.
(South park sounds are a nice example).
It pushed me away from CS:S and the early cods, however good the games may be. I don't like joining 30 servers, which costs an hour, to find a good server I can play on for 10 minutes.
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