Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Wishlist => Topic started by: warhed on September 30, 2009, 01:06:21 AM
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Simple, .lastseen CPID. Would be nice to be able to see the last time a player logged in.
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Simple, .lastseen CPID. Would be nice to be able to see the last time a player logged in.
Do you want it for everyone or just sqauddies? I guess it wouldnt hurt for sqauddies :salute
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Why not have it work for everyone? Something bad I didn't think about?
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Why not have it work for everyone? Something bad I didn't think about?
stalkers they are everywhere :noid
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I had a stalker once... unfortunately he caught me in a Spit IX? :confused:
http://www.4shared.com/file/136444157/2d63feda/SkiShill_2027.html
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If you owe them money, they aren't "stalking" you. :D
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You owe your squaddies money? Well no wonder you want to find them! Good man!
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what if the player doesn't want anybody to know. Privacy issue, may sound a stupid reason, but there's a million what ifs for not wanting people to know when u last logged inor how long you play the game. which remind me does ah keep track of time/dates each one of has played for the last 3 years? subpoena anybody?, from ex wife that wants to prove that u ignored her and the kids and now wants 10,000 a month for pain and suffering. ok an exaggeration but it could happen.
semp
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Well, we have a Find Player command, why not a Player Last Seen command, not much difference in privacy between those two IMO.
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If the point is to check a squad member's activity, perhaps it should be available to the CO for checking squad members, and that's all.
I'd rather see something that measures time spent logged in to the arena idle in a tower or a hanger, along with an auto-kick after X idle minutes.
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OK, just to clear up some confusion. Much like the command we have now ".f player,"
You could use ".lastseen AnyPlayer." The result could be, "AnyPlayer was last seen in LWOrange on September 26th, 16:40 EST."
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OK, just to clear up some confusion. Much like the command we have now ".f player,"
You could use ".lastseen AnyPlayer." The result could be, "AnyPlayer was last seen in LWOrange on September 26th, 16:40 EST."
dude thats creepy :noid
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Well given that a number of the Trainers Corp already fly as shades in the main due to being hunted or constantly bombarded with requests. NO, I don't think this is a good thing.
Thats not something anyone else needs to know.
HTC I'm sure can pull the logs in an appropriate situation.
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Well given that a number of the Trainers Corp already fly as shades in the main due to being hunted or constantly bombarded with requests. NO, I don't think this is a good thing.
Thats not something anyone else needs to know.
HTC I'm sure can pull the logs in an appropriate situation.
Whats your MA shade Ghosth? :D
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dude thats creepy :noid
-1 idea
+1 creepy
Are you from the government? :noid
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Well given that a number of the Trainers Corp already fly as shades in the main due to being hunted or constantly bombarded with requests. NO, I don't think this is a good thing.
Thats not something anyone else needs to know.
HTC I'm sure can pull the logs in an appropriate situation.
Not arguing with you I swear, can you explain why it would be a bad thing for someone to see the last time you logged in? We already have a command to know if you're currently playing, I don't see the possible abuse of knowing when the last time you played was.
Thanks
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maybe the first question that needs to be answered is why is so important to know when somebody last logged in? If u are concerned about a squadie u havent seen in a while, then email him, otherwise there's no reason why it should be important. I dont want people to know when was the last time I logged in, not that I am paranoid, but really its nobody's business. I would rather want to have a command that tells me if a player is in the air or in the tower, but only withing our own country. otherwise too easy to find out when the goon just shot down is coming back :).
semp
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Not arguing with you I swear, can you explain why it would be a bad thing for someone to see the last time you logged in? We already have a command to know if you're currently playing, I don't see the possible abuse of knowing when the last time you played was.
Thanks
I see your point. It's not a very intrusive question. When was player X last here? I don't really believe you're asking for this feature for a sinister reason. I do wonder what purpose it would serve. What problem would it solve?
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Whats your MA shade Ghosth? :D
Me.....
kidding
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The reason I brought this up is, I see a player on channel 200 about 5 times a week say, "Hey has anyone seen SoandSo lately?" There's no specific reason I'd want this command. But I honestly can't see anyway it could be used for any abuse. I'm open to any suggestions as far as that goes. But I believe it would do more Good than Bad.
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The reason I brought this up is, I see a player on channel 200 about 5 times a week say, "Hey has anyone seen SoandSo lately?" There's no specific reason I'd want this command. But I honestly can't see anyway it could be used for any abuse. I'm open to any suggestions as far as that goes. But I believe it would do more Good than Bad.
Could be used to stalk someone and hunt them (ask where the player was last seen in the arena he's in or plays most often, or something like that.
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Could be used to stalk someone and hunt them (ask where the player was last seen in the arena he's in or plays most often, or something like that.
Probably not if it only responded with a date.
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hmmm, good point
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You could easily stalk a player now by using the .f player command...