Lucas Nicodemus
Lucas Nicodemus
There are a thousand crappy ways to ban someone, and none of them are good. Here are the problems with the current ban system: * Right now, we have a...
How about the lightest bridge possible: User joins server Server sends request to intermediary Server tells user to go to intermediary and enter six digit pin User goes to intermediary...
¯\\_(ツ)_/¯ it's an option. It's the fastest/easiest bridge I can do with minimal overhead. If a server owner is concerned about bans sticking, imho, they could flip a toggle and...
More details: - Would require no server enrollment to get features. - Off by default - One flag to turn on - One flag to reject non-owners of Terraria -...
* Could also be a one-time thing during the registration flow (requires no more authenticating other than that)
What about a DB table with 3 fields: * autoincrement ID * Type (int, enum) * Data (varchar 255) And then types can be added and data can be added...
Or UUIDs or just no primary key
I wanted to update this with a discussion I had with @QuiCM yesterday: * Use a primary key derived from hashing unique factors about the original ban to create a...
@bartico6 to answer your question: * A Steam64 ID * An IP address * A character name * A player name Where the type field would identify _what_ the data...
Sorry, I don't understand how your question furthers the discussion. It seems like you're being argumentative for sport. It was an _idea_ not a _god given assurance_.