Clan craziness

[nexbender]

In 2.4: r_textbrightness 0.5 - maps black to grey, grey to a brighter grey, blue to a brighter blue, etc.

Nice, thank you, div. I don't suppose you know off the top of your head what could cause input lag on a laptop? - http://forums.alientrap.local/viewtopic.php?t=2229 - going kinda buggy here at work. :/

[divVerent]

Actually, I made that cvar before you asked - I need it for my font.

[Mirio]

There are a few long standing clans, such as MoN and PB and BOT, which I imagine are truly communities unto themselves.

Bots won't die.

Indeed, black in names (and sometimes grey) is unreadable, and should be banned (at the very least).

Noes!

[Urmel]

Don't you crybabies have any other problems? People using clantags... colored nicknames.. wtf you sound like my neighbours complaining about me using the flush after 10pm

lol

[[-z-]]

colored nicknames..

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Trying to say something about the admins?

[PinkRobot]

Don't you

People

nick

my

flush

er

[Urmel]

si voglio me prendere per un culo, no?

Roba da pazzo!

[Vanquish]

It's impossible to control who's in your clan, considering it only consists of adding the clans initials to the front of your name. I've noticed that people have put my [EV] in front of their names without my permission. I really don't appreciate it, and that falls into the category of depleting the gaming community.

I'm sure Illuminati wouldn't appreciate it if everyone put the [I] in front of their name. Clans are for people of the same skill level, or different groups, to have a small inter-community.

Please, everyone who reads this, that is, don't abuse the clans, and don't use the clan name if you aren't really in the clan. I realize it's the honor system, and some may not want to follow that. We are a community, and everyone in the community have to work to keep it a good community.

[[-z-]]

vanquish, you bring up a good point but sadly, I feel like your comment may go unseen by said offenders.

[nifrek]

Yeah, I noticed there are a lot of young kids who suddenly started playing (or maybe it was always the case, it's just more obvious now?), it's a bit complicated to explain that some things are rude to a 8-9 years old. I tried to teach a few things to one last week and he was asking so many questions. I had a hard time explaining to him why it was rude to typekill people, especially if you just asked them a question and you kill then while they're answering. You know, when they're in that "why?" phase

He also didn't understand the concept of clans, to him it was just a tag you put on your name that looks cool. So yeah I understand it's annoying. But you know, I don't think this is to be taken seriously, not yet anyway as there's no point for clans without matches being played.

I mean matches don't have to be official ones, they can be practice between clans, you know, "scrimmages", develop some strats and stuff. Why is it not happening?