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[q]Hey, newb question here, what can you say or ping as a spectator safely? "Ally chat" to other spectators? [/q]
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[q]Hey, newb question here, what can you say or ping as a spectator safely? "Ally chat" to other spectators? [/q]
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As
a
spectator
your
pings
do
not
get
shown
to
players.
So
you're
free
to
say
whatever
as
long
as
it
does
not
violate
Section
1
of
the
CoC
(
"be
respectful")
.
Chat
wise,
you're
recommended
to
stay
in
Ally
or
Spectator
chat
(
both
of
these
are
functionally
identical
for
spectators
for
smaller
games.
In
general
you
should
apply
the
axiom
of
"Do
I
want
this
to
be
done
to
me
if
I
were
playing?"
--
it's
fine
if
you're
helping
someone
with
a
bug
or
problem
as
long
as
you
don't
reveal
too
much
information.
Instructing
people
to
do
something
though
is
kinda
skirting
the
boundary
of
"don't
impact
games"
and
I
don't
think
it
should
be
done
nor
do
I
think
spectators
should
taunt
players
as
it
again
impacts
game
state
by
potentially
making
players
play
worse.
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As
a
spectator
your
pings
do
not
get
shown
to
players.
So
you're
free
to
say
whatever
as
long
as
it
does
not
violate
Section
1
of
the
CoC
(
"be
respectful")
.
Chat
wise,
you're
recommended
to
stay
in
Ally
or
Spectator
chat
(
both
of
these
are
functionally
identical
for
spectators)
for
smaller
games.
In
general
you
should
apply
the
axiom
of
"Do
I
want
this
to
be
done
to
me
if
I
were
playing?"
--
it's
fine
if
you're
helping
someone
with
a
bug
or
problem
as
long
as
you
don't
reveal
too
much
information.
Instructing
people
to
do
something
though
is
kinda
skirting
the
boundary
of
"don't
impact
games"
and
I
don't
think
it
should
be
done
nor
do
I
think
spectators
should
taunt
players
as
it
again
impacts
game
state
by
potentially
making
players
play
worse.
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TL;DR: Don't be obnoxious and if you feel uncertain about something crossing the line, a: it.
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TL;DR: Don't be obnoxious and if you feel uncertain about something crossing the line, a: it.
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