Associated Server Channel Player Event Announcements #57

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opened 2018-06-17 03:43:07 +00:00 by Gryph667 · 1 comment

Gryph667 commented

2018-06-17 03:43:07 +00:00

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**Description: While a Town or Nation Chat channel is connected to an Associated Server, the listener is picking up connection, disconnection, afk, return from afk etc type messages

Steps to Reproduce:

Connect channel
From Minecraft server, initiate a player event

**Result: The event is echoed to the T or N channel

**Expected Result: EITHER, no event is broadcast, OR only events associated with Town or Nation members are broadcast.

**Description: While a Town or Nation Chat channel is connected to an Associated Server, the listener is picking up connection, disconnection, afk, return from afk etc type messages **Steps to Reproduce:** 1. Connect channel 2. From Minecraft server, initiate a player event **Result: The event is echoed to the T or N channel **Expected Result: EITHER, no event is broadcast, OR only events associated with Town or Nation members are broadcast.

NorbiPeti commented

2018-07-21 21:12:01 +00:00

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Which one is preferable, no events at all, associated join/leave events or death events as well?

Achievement broadcasts would be harder to implement if ever needed (currently they're caught with a catch-all approach).

Other than that, I assume the rotating announcements are unnecessary for these chats.

Is there even any other kind of messages? I guess general broadcasted messages like backup starting, probably unnecessary as well.

AFK messages.

Which one is preferable, no events at all, associated join/leave events or death events as well? Achievement broadcasts would be harder to implement if ever needed (currently they're caught with a catch-all approach). Other than that, I assume the rotating announcements are unnecessary for these chats. Is there even any other kind of messages? I guess general broadcasted messages like backup starting, probably unnecessary as well. AFK messages.