Adding the score of remaining battles to /viewround

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  1. Menthuthuyoupi

    Menthuthuyoupi Power is meaningless without knowledge.

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    Any chance scores can be added to /viewround?
    It could look something like this:

    Player A (1) vs Player D (4) [4-2]
    Player B (2) vs Player C (3) [6-1]
     
  2. Edna

    Edna Chasing the Dragon Forum Moderator Forum Moderator

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    While that could be very nice, i'm not sure if it's whatsoever possible, but the idea is very cool and worth giving a try
     
  3. Oh So Penspin

    Oh So Penspin Hail RNGesus, our Lord and Saviour!

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    I second this, it's really nice to know and prevents the 'score' spam in the channel.
     
  4. Fuzzysqurl

    Fuzzysqurl baa baa mareep I do what I want Server Owner Developer I do what I want Server Owner Developer

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    It's not plausible/possible.

    I can add for CC 1v1, Flash Clash, ORAS 1v1, etc. if you want...
     
  5. Menthuthuyoupi

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    Why is it not possible?
     
  6. sulcata

    sulcata stéphane curry best waifu Forum Moderator Server Administrator Forum Moderator Server Administrator

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    Someone would need to add battle script functions for the server (they only exist clientside). It'd probably be feasible, but it's a lot more work than at first glance. It would definitely require a server restart if it ever gets implemented, that's for sure.