In Game Name: Sneaky_CatWhat part of EcoCityCraft is this suggestion for: Main City ServerShort title for your suggestion: Colored NamesWhat are you suggesting: Filter out players who try to color their /nick staff colors again. - Server Admin Red - GA Red - Supermod Red - Moderator BlueWhy is this a good addition for EcoCityCraft?: Players can now show up in chat as all red, this makes it harder to distinguish who is a moderator and who isn't. The only inclination that said player isn't a staff member is the title to the left of their name when they say something, and where they appear on /who. Otherwise, whenever someone in all deep red says something in chat it looks like its coming from the big man himself.Other information: Plugin or custom addition: One suggestion per form: I Understand.
-1 Nah its easy enough to see wether its a staff member or not. You say the only thing that if the title left of their name. Yeah, thats like half there name usually. So its pretty easy to determine imo.
-1 Speaking as someone who originally wasn’t crazy about allowing everyone access to all nickname colors, I don’t really see the need to reverting back to the old policy. Despite the color of someone’s username, it’s quite easy to just read their name in chat or use the /rn command to confirm somebody’s actual username. I’ll admit at first it was playing tricks on my eye with some of the red colors, but now I’ve gotten used to it and don’t have any problem with it.
Its obvious who is mod or not, their tag to the left of their name should be the main way to distinguish between a player and staff. This also teaches new players the proper way to tell who is staff. -1
I don't see this ever happening, the same as the annoying private chat color, and now the symbol spam being allowed. Ignoring the players is a complete failure as if you move from server to server those are lost it seems, sooo... do what I do... Always ignore trade chat (eliminates 90% of the crap chat and notices) and when things get annoying ignore general for a little while as well.