Pretty simple commands. Basically, if you're in a game and you need to find out your stats (I don't know, maybe some guy keeps calling you a noob and you gotta PROVE. HIM(or her). WRONG.
Now, this suggestion has quite a lot of commands so here are all of them:
/check [game]: Shows your stats for the game in chat (only you will see it).
E.G: /check Tower Defence: This will print in chat your tower defence stats. (Print as in code, not printer).
/check [ign] [game]: Check the stats of someone else.
E.G: /check ThePurpleMuffin egg wars: This will show ThePurpleMuffins stats (only you will see, regardless of toggle).
/check toggle show or /check toggle: Toggles whether when you type /check [game] the stats are shown to everyone or just you if you get what you mean.
E.G: Typing /check toggle show or /check toggle will result in this message in your chat: 'Check toggled to public' or 'Check toggled to private'.
/check current toggle: Results in the chat either saying 'Current toggle: Private' or 'Current toggle: Public'. This is so you know what toggle it is currently on.
E.G: Typing /check current toggle may result in 'Check: Private' or 'Check: Public'.
Why is this needed:
So if some ----face is like 'OMG You be n00b' you can show them your 50,000,000 kills 100% win rate and be like GG. OR you can just compare stats and learn together <3 :)
Counter Arguments and reactions:
'But Awex, it's not necessary':
Just because it isn't necessary doesn't mean it's useless. Also, some people may need it more than me and you :)
'But Awex, I can just get my stats in the lobby'
I know, but can you get them in the middle of a game if someone is on your --- criticising you for 20mins for no apparent reason because you accidentally placed the wrong tower in tower defence?
'But Awex, I can just remember my stats...'
Ok, but what happens when that guy spams your /msg or /tell with PROOF over and over (also where do you go to get that memory?)
Also, it could give EXP point stats, not like it's needed, but just there for fun.
Now, this suggestion has quite a lot of commands so here are all of them:
/check [game]: Shows your stats for the game in chat (only you will see it).
E.G: /check Tower Defence: This will print in chat your tower defence stats. (Print as in code, not printer).
/check [ign] [game]: Check the stats of someone else.
E.G: /check ThePurpleMuffin egg wars: This will show ThePurpleMuffins stats (only you will see, regardless of toggle).
/check toggle show or /check toggle: Toggles whether when you type /check [game] the stats are shown to everyone or just you if you get what you mean.
E.G: Typing /check toggle show or /check toggle will result in this message in your chat: 'Check toggled to public' or 'Check toggled to private'.
/check current toggle: Results in the chat either saying 'Current toggle: Private' or 'Current toggle: Public'. This is so you know what toggle it is currently on.
E.G: Typing /check current toggle may result in 'Check: Private' or 'Check: Public'.
Why is this needed:
So if some ----face is like 'OMG You be n00b' you can show them your 50,000,000 kills 100% win rate and be like GG. OR you can just compare stats and learn together <3 :)
Counter Arguments and reactions:
'But Awex, it's not necessary':
Just because it isn't necessary doesn't mean it's useless. Also, some people may need it more than me and you :)
'But Awex, I can just get my stats in the lobby'
I know, but can you get them in the middle of a game if someone is on your --- criticising you for 20mins for no apparent reason because you accidentally placed the wrong tower in tower defence?
'But Awex, I can just remember my stats...'
Ok, but what happens when that guy spams your /msg or /tell with PROOF over and over (also where do you go to get that memory?)
Also, it could give EXP point stats, not like it's needed, but just there for fun.
