i mean i play solo maps lately and sometimes just 3-4 ppl join to me at the same time, they usually have around 10 points, play for like 5 mins and leaves at the same time and it happens a little often and they always dont type anything thats suspicious
13:09
and i saw that lately ddnet is getting more popular, it was peak players like 2 days ago
deen even did change steam description because players were not able to play current maps and they posted negative reviews based on their experience lol
they just join with group of friends and jerk around
zhn
deen even did change steam description because players were not able to play current maps and they posted negative reviews based on their experience lol
people who installed a game thinking of a platformer race game being put in with the 13 years playing 15k hours ass players who played ctf and ctf only in a pvp gamemode isnt the best idea
Also I've noticed we don't advertise our map change feature very well, we need to craft a client onboarding tutorial. Most people think you just have to join servers and play whatever is on there
you do have to join another server if ur in a 50/64 server (the ones that appear at the top of the browser)
13:20
cuz votes are never getting past 50 players xd
Learath2
Also I've noticed we don't advertise our map change feature very well, we need to craft a client onboarding tutorial. Most people think you just have to join servers and play whatever is on there
people who installed a game thinking of a platformer race game being put in with the 13 years playing 15k hours ass players who played ctf and ctf only in a pvp gamemode isnt the best idea
however about that funneling new players thing, what about setting up servers for new players and add a checkbox like "unlock hardmode" to access all servers
That is what we are doing already. Players get put onto Tutorial server when they join the first time. And after leaving Tutorial their default filter is searching for "Novice" on DDNet
That is what we are doing already. Players get put onto Tutorial server when they join the first time. And after leaving Tutorial their default filter is searching for "Novice" on DDNet
maybe the reason that ddnet wasnt so popular a few years ago is because the only people that stayed were the ones motivated enough to learn on their own without help ?
BananaBaby
How would you do this part? I have been stuck here gotten close but still cant make the extra height
Map: run_FinalFifty (edited)
maybe the reason that ddnet wasnt so popular a few years ago is because the only people that stayed were the ones motivated enough to learn on their own without help ?
the older map gets the more it needs rerating, it's not only todays fame problem kekw
17:47
points system that relies on map's "hardness" is kinda meh for me (at least because there's unique's points system that motivates you to renew your ranks)(edited)
im looking for name of server which was played by me around idk 2013-14 maybe? and it was ctf BUT with upgrades i mean laser hammer door set to instakill like on zombie, weapon upgrades so you can shoot multiple shots and faster etc etc
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19:14
by no i meant its nothing i look for of what you said lol
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