was waiting for i69 though..

someone already made the joke so Ill say another one

another one bites the dust

not as dumb as you may think, should use this

Of course I've used mumble! And I can't tell the difference, even with "good" audio gear. Stick to whatever you want, I just wanted to point out some flaws I saw.

discord permissions is acl
also voice quality you really can't distinguish unless you really pay attention
also it's resource intensive because it's an electron app, which allows discord to have all the functionality it has

it's made for more than just voice, and if you need something for players to interact with other than just voice, discord still leads. It's not a bad platform, it's just for players who "care" about the little things, mumble will be there for them.

Moreover, seems like people have a genuine hatred towards discord, and that's okay. I'll keep using whatever, however for me the audio is unnoticable even with good audio gear. Some people have preferences, you should stick to that.

Yes, I use discord.

payload for mumble incoming!

#we b rollin str8 thru

ya what's up?

label {
 cursor: pointer;
 display: inline-block;
 width: 120px;
 text-align: right;
}

Someone already made a PR, merged. It's live right now!

can't be any more boiling than Australia if they weren't in south hemisphere

I second this, for some reason running servers with low ram count or low cpu count means that it stutters at times without a restart. This does not happen normally.

no I was lazy and did not align them, they're aligned center of the screen but that's as best as I could get without killing myself in css.

Payload is not forgotten.

v3.6.7
Updated API
Server rcon in discord
Updated localization files thanks to our translators!

Notable features,
!server
!server add
!server list
!server exec

Have fun!

ya this is true, i paid to hide the truth im sorry i come clean now

Nothing because this is open source, and I don't have it logging out any information. The api is hosted on payload.tf, which is open source, and the github page static site which is also open source.

What if you dont run nfo servers? What if you're not a server owner and just have rcon? This is a tool for more than just server owners, but for people who want to control their server in a more friendly way outside of tf2

Check it out!
Github

I build a web interface to allow users to execute RCON commands through their browser.

Have fun!

Edit:
Payload now has !server, therefore allowing you to do rcon in discord as well as the browser. Payload does use a database, so theoretically I do have access to this information, but is very secure and you can opt out of this by not using this feature.

Good fun and have luck!