+2 Support
I know there is skype too. But it'd be easier instead of alt+tabbing all the time
#lazy.
I know there is skype too. But it'd be easier instead of alt+tabbing all the time
#lazy.
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tl;dr: Add a feature where you can create a channel and everyone there can invite people to join,i totally support this. it is nice to have an own channel for just a group of people for whatever reasons. the spectator chat for example is such a gift and you can chat freely and not over 3 persons. games i know starcraft 2 and leage of legends have this feature aswell and for a community game like osu it should be too. totally support, even if at last with the addition of clans/teams there will be a teamchat then i guess? but then again you are bound with your people to a clan just to have it. so anyways here have my +1 i was thinking about where to spend it all day long lolchannel is temporal and disappears when everyone goes offline/closes the tab. Reasoning behind this: you can already do it but you gotta create a channel/spectate/get osu! locked on something. This is not urgent at all, obviously, but guessed it wouldn't be hard to do.
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tl;dr: Add a feature where you can create a channel and everyone there can invite people to join, channel is temporal and disappears when everyone goes offline/closes the tab. Reasoning behind this: you can already do it but you gotta create a channel/spectate/get osu! locked on something. This is not urgent at all, obviously, but guessed it wouldn't be hard to do.i totally support this. it is nice to have an own channel for just a group of people for whatever reasons. the spectator chat for example is such a gift and you can chat freely and not over 3 persons. games i know starcraft 2 and leage of legends have this feature aswell and for a community game like osu it should be too. totally support, even if at last with the addition of clans/teams there will be a teamchat then i guess? but then again you are bound with your people to a clan just to have it. so anyways here have my +1 i was thinking about where to spend it all day long lol
Yeah, I agree to that, #(Teamname here) and #(Privatechatroomname here)
Bump, come on peppy
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no need to bump topics that were posted in recently. plus this in on the first page sorting by sp, so i'm sure the mods will see this without useless bumpsDADDYCOOLVIPPER wrote:
Bump, come on peppy
I only added the word bump, it's the reply count that matters I tell yadeadbeat wrote:
no need to bump topics that were posted in recently. plus this in on the first page sorting by sp, so i'm sure the mods will see this without useless bumpsDADDYCOOLVIPPER wrote:
Bump, come on peppy
Topic Starter
s.p>post count
for the win, yes.
at least a good update on osu!
at least a good update on osu!
Support~ 3 stars~
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thanks for the continued support people \:D/
This is better than random people using #skandi as multi private chat~
I'll kick their asses :>
The #spec channel can be annoying sometimes, I get kicked into another channel when someone's spectating me and quit or visa versa
I'd prefer this over #spec
Support indeed ♪
I'll kick their asses :>
The #spec channel can be annoying sometimes, I get kicked into another channel when someone's spectating me and quit or visa versa
I'd prefer this over #spec
Support indeed ♪
Why didn't I see this before? Support!
support this
better than a random channel full of spam
better than a random channel full of spam
Uncle Buly
What's the difference between this and a third-party program such as Skype?
what is the difference between ingame chat and a normal IRC?Kanye West wrote:
What's the difference between this and a third-party program such as Skype?
Nothing, which is why in game chat isn't a necessity, just a nice thing to have.silmarilen wrote:
what is the difference between ingame chat and a normal IRC?Kanye West wrote:
What's the difference between this and a third-party program such as Skype?
it is necessary because when i play osu i just want to be in that chat and not irc and wtf other people hang out with. also multiplayer rooms (which was a solution earlier) is not really good since your not going to multiplayer to chat or things anyways
it is just a community thing seriously what is so hard to understand with that? you make your chatroom and invite people to it just like any other language specific room that comes up when starting osu
it is just a community thing seriously what is so hard to understand with that? you make your chatroom and invite people to it just like any other language specific room that comes up when starting osu
The conditions should be the same as multiplayer invite (friends-only or anyone)
Saten and I had an interesting conversation about this.
There must be an limit of some sort. Or else this would start to require moderating if things happen. I think one of the reason why people don't like to use the multiplayer chat is because there's only 8 slots. but can't someone just leave in case they're not having the conversation anymore? Not even #osu has conversations with over 8 people at the same time.
but don't get me wrong. This would be amazing for me with my closest friends since we're all connected in a way and we'd all love to discuss with each other in private, together sometimes.
There must be an limit of some sort. Or else this would start to require moderating if things happen. I think one of the reason why people don't like to use the multiplayer chat is because there's only 8 slots. but can't someone just leave in case they're not having the conversation anymore? Not even #osu has conversations with over 8 people at the same time.
but don't get me wrong. This would be amazing for me with my closest friends since we're all connected in a way and we'd all love to discuss with each other in private, together sometimes.
I think its a great idea. In my country there are not enough people online at a time to really hold a channel together on a permanent basis and a multiplayer chat is useless because we all want to play songs or mod or spec other people and go over 8 people but we also like to get together and organise things like mini tournaments and just generally talk crap.
With the chat system as it is this is not really possible, peppy is never going to make a south african channel and I don't remember there being an african channel approved so we are pretty much stuck. Even an african channel won't suit us because we want just South Africans in there.
Letting us create a private channel however fixes this issue
With the chat system as it is this is not really possible, peppy is never going to make a south african channel and I don't remember there being an african channel approved so we are pretty much stuck. Even an african channel won't suit us because we want just South Africans in there.
Letting us create a private channel however fixes this issue
You can use #spectator which allows you as many people as you want.
Just make it so we can use osu! in-game chat like it was IRC. Let us create channels and moderate them. Some groups of users who have enough knowledge to do so already do this on IRC and don't even use osu! chat. If a channel is 100% private it shouldn't need any kind of moderation. Of course, peppy should have administrator privileges and access to every channel just in case. But really if I make a chat channel with 10 friends and we want to talk about porn then why do you mind, we already do this for talking "forbidden matters" on #spectator or other chat platforms.theowest wrote:
Saten and I had an interesting conversation about this.
There must be an limit of some sort. Or else this would start to require moderating if things happen. I think one of the reason why people don't like to use the multiplayer chat is because there's only 8 slots. but can't someone just leave in case they're not having the conversation anymore? Not even #osu has conversations with over 8 people at the same time.
but don't get me wrong. This would be amazing for me with my closest friends since we're all connected in a way and we'd all love to discuss with each other in private, together sometimes.
Public channels would require moderation yeah, but then again you can just don't allow those and allow private ones. Just as you get auto-join to #osu and #announce when you log in, getting auto-join to some channels I'm subscribed/invited to would be cool. Then you need no real moderation. Just give privileges like kick/ban/invite to channel moderators, same to room creator + change password/disband channel. This won't really hurt anyone and it would make people use osu! chat more than they do now, since actually there is no way to have a nice chat group without having to go into #multiplayer (meaning you can't just go, play and read later) or #spectator (same, and this is a public channel).
Only thing that's bad about this is we're gonna be able to... chat group about almost whatever we want on osu!, which won't really hurt anyone. There may be more consequences but I can't think of any bad one, like having public channels lose some people, which isn't really bad at all for... anyone.
Well I think the problem isn't allowing everyone to be able to create their own channels, but how chat op's system work. Right now every chatop is able to use !kill command, this could be used to silence people which are not in their channel.
Perhaps but its limitation comes in when you want to spec someone else you get booted from that chat.Alpaka wrote:
You can use #spectator which allows you as many people as you want.
Like im organising a local competion with some people in my country and we'll obviously be speccing different people a lot so the spec chat becomes a non viable option.
We going to have to use skype but it would just be nice to not have to use a 3rd party program to do something that could be done ingame
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Yeah but then if you actually want to play/map/mod rather than spec someone, you leave the chat.Alpaka wrote:
You can use #spectator which allows you as many people as you want.
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