1. I don't like the ::players, feels too custom made.

2. I would like to see a RR teamspeaker server or similar.

::players as in the interface that shows up with the players name? Because that interface doesn't show once we hit 30+ players, it's just "there are currently 34 people online" message and that's it. As for the teamspeak thingie or w.e that is, we had one of those and it died very very quickly

IF enough people want it, Ryan said he'd set one up, I mean I'd be in for it!

Do TeamSpeak servers cost money? I remember I set one up and it was limited in the amount of people or something...

Quote from: Onur on November 12, 2014, 08:42:26 PM
IF enough people want it, Ryan said he'd set one up, I mean I'd be in for it!

hey sexy

Quote from: Ry60003333 on January 30, 2015, 05:47:48 AM
Do TeamSpeak servers cost money? I remember I set one up and it was limited in the amount of people or something...

lets be honest, we still wouldn't be able to cap that limit lol  :-X

I like the ::players, along with ::yell lol

Quote from: Michael G on January 31, 2015, 07:34:11 PM
I like the ::players, along with ::yell lol

Agreed. It's healthy for our community in my opinion, and it makes it easier to chat with others.

Agreed - otherwise the isolation would just be too much, this way I an see if anyone besides people on my friends list are online, and we can all just group chat. Good way to keep the community in the cohesive.

Teamspeak might be nice, but I can't see it getting used for much at the moment, at least where Skype wouldn't suffice, as we don't have any group activities that require that sort of communication/co-operation. Could be good though, still.

If we all added each other on skype then we could just group chat, which is free and has no limit to how many people join :)