Could you describe step by step what is happening when a player disconnects during a round now on one hand and what you would like to see happening on the other hand?dreammyw0w wrote:Ur rockets&attacks are saved when u DC and come back. So pls also remember the attacking order of the team & the score so that we dont have to keep track of the score ourselfs after a RR when a player that was DC'ed has returned.
Maybe you could give admins the rights to enter the score and restart the match with that score.They probably play in free mode, in which case the game continues after someone's disconnection. Naturally the only solution is a restart, after which they have to keep track of the real score.dreammyw0w wrote:But, this isnt always the case ( i can not explain why ).
Ive seen at least 5 streams where someone had a connection problem and rejoins the server 5mins later. Now they have to type the score in chat every round. This is rly distracting and confusing.
yeah i have seen that really often already, the limit isn't handled correctlyForgot10 wrote:On a bit different note, I'd like to know how "points to win" option (S_TurnLimit) is handled. In my opinion, if it's set to 15, the game should end whenever one team reaches 15 points. As a matter of fact, it works in a really weird way. Quite recently we "lost" with a score of 16-16 when this option was set to 15.
This isn't always the case. Sometimes a player will be disconnected from the game just as a round starts (but the player hasn't timed out from the server yet, but they know he has because he's not responding on teamspeak/mumble).Forgot10 wrote:They probably play in free mode, in which case the game continues after someone's disconnection. Naturally the only solution is a restart, after which they have to keep track of the real score.dreammyw0w wrote:But, this isnt always the case ( i can not explain why ).
Ive seen at least 5 streams where someone had a connection problem and rejoins the server 5mins later. Now they have to type the score in chat every round. This is rly distracting and confusing.
We're working on something like that. And I'll take a look at the 99%/100% problem.dreammyw0w wrote:EDITTTTTTTTTT : It should be possible to start a match with a given score, this would solve a lot. Just create a vote "set score and rr ". Let people press F1 and voila the match restarts.
That's a plausible explanation.Forgot10 wrote:They probably play in free mode, in which case the game continues after someone's disconnection. Naturally the only solution is a restart, after which they have to keep track of the real score.
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// Beginning of the match
0 - 0
// Playing
...
5 - 6
// Here there's two solutions
// Solution 1:
5 - 7 -> Team 2 wins the map because they have more than 6 points and a 2 points lead
// Solution 2:
6 - 6 -> Continue to play because there's no winner yet
6 - 7
7 - 7
7 - 8
// Two solutions again
// Solution 1:
7 - 9 -> Team 2 wins the map because they have more than 6 points and a 2 points lead
// Solution 2:
8 - 8 -> The tie break start to find the map winner
// Two possibilities:
// Solution 1:
One team scored more points since the beginning of the match. eg: Two maps were played. Map 1: 6 - 3, Map 2: 1 - 6. Match points: 6+1 - 3+6 = 7 - 9. Team 2 wins the third map.
// Solution 2:
Both team have the same number of points. They'll play one attack turn each:
8 - 9 -> team 2 wins the first turn
// Two possibilities:
// Solution 1:
8 - 10 -> Team 2 wins the map because they have more than 6 points and a 2 points lead
// Solution 2:
9 - 9 -> The two teams won a round. We check if one team have eliminated more defenders since the beginning of the tie break
// Two possibilities:
// Solution 1:
One team eliminated more defenders, this team wins the map.
// Solution 2:
Both team have eliminated the same number of defenders. Each team will play one attack turn again and continue until one team have a 2 points lead or eliminates more defenders.