for the terr, he said "When the terrier dies all other friendly ships get prized full energy." just full charge not all abilitys...
If there is only a 0-50% chance of all friendly ships in the same FR or base getting the full charge it would be much more reasonable. It still seems bizarre to reward a team for letting its terrier die!
The bot has died a few times lately. Maybe 4 times in the past week or so? I just feel it always happens very late in the test so maybe it has something to do with the test timer.
Tac Ops
I tried this again. I think I got on the right team when I tried it this time although it is difficult to know who is part of your team when teams are recently reshuffled and players often assist. It was closing the door in the correct base - I could see that much!
Got used to the new dot syntax which works well but is slightly confusing because I still use !s regularly to check my Op and Com points.
If it cannot be done graphically there needs to be an ops command to give you just the OP and CP information without having to pick it out of the status spam.
Shortly into my Op sessions it says something like 'Viruk has left the Tac Ops console' and apparently shoves me in spec. It lies! !manops does not get me back and I can still access all my op commands and remain at 100% participation (thankfully.) I get no feedback and lose my teamchat though.
If I switch to a ship and then !manops again it takes me back and then the same thing happens again. I got disconnected for switching ships too often. It sometimes seemed less than 5 min to me.
I presume this is the idle timeout misbehaving. The idle time out should ideally take account of moving around in spec, team chat/PMs and the usual distensionbot commands as well as pub chat and op commands. 5 minutes does not seem an unreasonable minimum. Even then I think it should not spec you unless somebody else uses !manops to replace you at the console (which should stop you from using the ops commands).
Apparently it also left the tube doors permanently up after the first test ended while they were still up. I closed the tube doors again in the next test which seemed to restore normality.
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