Recent content by Cassiopeia

We are not going to do this. The timer exists for people to use - to think, to go use the bathroom, to cope with bad internet, etc. Actual timerstalling is prevented by the mechanics of the timer - the rest of the time is theirs to use as they please.

I'm going to say no to this since CTRL-F exists for this purpose

Said changes had not been deployed at the time. They are now deployed.

Ah, yeah, that filter got made before some of these shortlinks existed. Previously it covered appeal, appeals, roomsuggestions, suggestions, suggestion, teambuilder, adminrequests, bugs, rules, faq. I've updated it to include replays, rooms, damagecalc, calc, devdiscord, resources, forum, forums

Nearest I can identify, this sounds like an issue on your end. PS is very touchy about connection stability - messages getting dropped between the client and server isn't unusual below a certain threshold. Not much we can do to fix that.

No, you cannot.

Doing this for the client version, while not infeasible, is excessively annoying and not worth the effort / overhead it would entail. However, I've added this for the server version to /version.

No. Never going to happen. Anyway, as it is, I designed the next game timer to give players time to breathe between games. It's also designed to enforce the disconnect timer side-by-side with the 'start next game' timer - ie, if a player has a dc time of 60 seconds, it'll wait 60 seconds for...

I went fucking around with teams.pokemonshowdown.com again tonight because I was bored. Addressed a bunch of suggestions that feel of merit to share. - added 'copy team to your teambuilder' button - fixed it so if you have downloaded teams and alt, it won't freak out when trying to load it...

Going to mark this as done for now, but I'll leave it open in case there are notes on command descriptions or whatever.

I added the Info & Resources button to the homepage, which includes some pertinent resources like intro links and access to the report menu. More usefully, it also includes a complete list of every command available to regular users (and a few that aren't, but use nonstandard permissions) which...

My solution for this is live in the form of the Info & Resources button on the homepage, which has an overview of commands, some intro resources, and a searchable list of all commands that do not require permissions to use (and some that do, but which do not use the traditional permission...

If no one else has taken this up yet (Zarel, are you?) I'd be happy to take a crack at it. Should be entertaining.