Making testers able to use a command to unstuck players in a San Andreas server can be beneficial for several reasons:
1. **Player Experience**: It enhances the overall player experience by preventing frustrating situations where players are stuck in the air or inside buildings, leading to a more enjoyable gaming experience.
2. **Quality Assurance**: Testers are responsible for quality assurance, and enabling them to unstuck players helps them identify and report potential issues or bugs more effectively. It can result in a more polished server.
3. **Efficiency**: Testers can resolve stuck player issues more quickly, reducing the burden on other staff members like admins or moderators, who may have other responsibilities to attend to.
4. **Positive Community Feedback**: Players are likely to appreciate a responsive and proactive approach to handling issues. Allowing testers to unstuck players can lead to positive feedback and a more satisfied player community.
5. **Realistic Simulation**: In a role-playing environment like San Andreas, realism is key. Allowing testers to intervene and assist players stuck in a way that doesn't break immersion can contribute to the authenticity of the game world.
6. **Training Opportunity**: Allowing testers to use such commands can serve as a training ground for them to learn about server management and issue resolution, potentially preparing them for more significant roles in the future.
Veteran950 wrote:
wtf???
my previous suggestion was rejected because I only typed an (.) in the below text, ¿i guess this is going to make it a more trusted suggestion?
i just woke up so i saw "testers" as "tazers" ._.
anyways, I gave 5 star rating so.. +1 again
Vicio wrote:
my previous suggestion was rejected because I only typed an (.) in the below text, ¿i guess this is going to make it a more trusted suggestion?
I don't think Mike rejected it just because you typed '.' but we will see where this will go
Are you lazy to relog?
So the video is not unlisted ill wait for an admin to respond this. You can see on this video and the actions he shows that he was killed by aventador and you and your friends were involved in killing ardealul. Which means your revenge has been already taken but still you somehow started shooting them even when they were running and wasnt shooting you. ill wait for admins to respond this appeal now
Goodluck
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jk. It's a good idea. Testers are already somewhat trusted.
See Clink making a fool of himself here lmao
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nova wrote:
Are you lazy to relog?
lazy to use the command??? lmao
nova wrote:
Are you lazy to relog?
do it and some random sucker will accuse u of q2a then u will have o shit talk with staff for 10 mins straight xd
look who's back after leaving the game
Vicio wrote:
Making testers able to use a command to unstuck players in a San Andreas server can be beneficial for several reasons:
1. **Player Experience**: It enhances the overall player experience by preventing frustrating situations where players are stuck in the air or inside buildings, leading to a more enjoyable gaming experience.
2. **Quality Assurance**: Testers are responsible for quality assurance, and enabling them to unstuck players helps them identify and report potential issues or bugs more effectively. It can result in a more polished server.
3. **Efficiency**: Testers can resolve stuck player issues more quickly, reducing the burden on other staff members like admins or moderators, who may have other responsibilities to attend to.
4. **Positive Community Feedback**: Players are likely to appreciate a responsive and proactive approach to handling issues. Allowing testers to unstuck players can lead to positive feedback and a more satisfied player community.
5. **Realistic Simulation**: In a role-playing environment like San Andreas, realism is key. Allowing testers to intervene and assist players stuck in a way that doesn't break immersion can contribute to the authenticity of the game world.
6. **Training Opportunity**: Allowing testers to use such commands can serve as a training ground for them to learn about server management and issue resolution, potentially preparing them for more significant roles in the future.
What is this ChatGPT-ass post lol
If there are situations where players are getting stuck, they need fixing. Perhaps you should elaborate on this.
Testers are not full staff, and it's not their place to do this.
