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Globals on Steam
Sooo the first thing I have to say: My English sucks but I hope you understand what I'm trying to tell you.
1st part: Every Steam User knows when one of your Friends starts a Game there is a Message which looks like that one:
If someone starts a Global you should get a Message with the Global Message ( Sorry for that ugly sentence but I dont know another way to explain it but i think you understand what I mean that sentence sucks so hard jeez).Because If you are in steam online but you play something else you see: Oh there is a GMtourney :O. So you have a better chance to join the Tourney
2nd part: If you click on that Steam message, it should ask you: Want to start the game with /jo Gmtourney ? Or something like that
I hope you understand what I'm trying to say. I think this is a really good Idea tell me what you think ^.^
1st part: Every Steam User knows when one of your Friends starts a Game there is a Message which looks like that one:
2nd part: If you click on that Steam message, it should ask you: Want to start the game with /jo Gmtourney ? Or something like that
I hope you understand what I'm trying to say. I think this is a really good Idea tell me what you think ^.^
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I always miss the actual globals because of the servers I'm in, the people are very talkative, causing the global to be out of sight before I can read it. This is a very good idea.
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Huge problem I see with this is the fact that anybody can use globals, and there have been numerous times where people have abused that fact. Not only that, but events that are globaled are almost always full seconds after the global is sent, so I don't really see the need for it.
NotShadow: The most people cant enter the Gmtourneys cuz its always full. And If they get a message on steam they just have to click "join" or something and they'll be there. Its very useful if you want to join a tourney. I'd really like to have this in the Game
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Writing a script that lets you join a room when the global with /jo or /join roomname is sent isn't a huge problem (I've seen a working version) but implementing it to steam is a completely different thing.
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