Dear CSGO Devs,
Adding a button to the scoreboard is nice but doesn't solve or replace the
important purpose of a motd that needs to be a welcome message when a player
joins a community server. New players not knowing the rules or how to play the
many different gamemodes/mods when joining a community server is going to be
quite annoying and hurt the csgo community as a whole. All players need to
equally see important information/rules upon joining a community server.
A suggested improvement would be to allow server owners the option (by cvar
sv_disable_motd) to display an "I Agree" motd window on player join that can be
set to a url of the server owner’s choice via the motdfile. Basically how it
was but with an “I Agree” button to continue with users’ consent.
Please do not release Panorama UI as forced default for everyone without
community servers having the option to show motd on player join.
Thank you.
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Brandon
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> On Tue, Jul 24, 2018 at 8:10 PM, Brandon @ OBEK <bran...@obek.com
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> > Hello, I founded one of the largest gaming communities since 2005 that is
> > top5 on GameTracker. This is my first time reaching out.
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> > Panorama UI broke MOTD (Message Of The Day) for community game servers.
> > Many communities depend on it to differentiate themselves and provide very
> > important details/rules on how to play the custom community game modes they
> > are joining. For new players this is extremely problematic. Are there plans
> > to fix MOTD before Panorama UI is default for everyone?
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> > Brandon
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