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Meta45 10-01-2013 20:49

Can we have a Forum for Just Csgo Plugins By any chance
So its Easier to find

not just csgo but most played games by anychance

Mitchell 10-01-2013 22:12

Re: Can we Have a Forum for CSGO Plugins?
 
How is it hard to find CS:GO plugins, just change the search filter to the cs:go game.

Meta45 10-02-2013 09:28

Re: Can we Have a Forum for CSGO Plugins?
 
Why When It could be Sorted Into There Own Forum?

Powerlord 10-02-2013 11:10

Re: Can we Have a Forum for CSGO Plugins?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Meta45 (Post 2044148)
Why When It could be Sorted Into There Own Forum?

Because there are a lot of plugins that work on all games, CS:GO included. And a lot of plugins that didn't initially support CS:GO have been updated to work on it... there have only been a handful of breaking changes in CS:GO, and one of those changes wasn't even in the game when it launched (the UserMessages change).

It's also a slippery slope... why shouldn't TF2 have its own forum? Why shouldn't CS:S have its own forum? Why shouldn't L4D and L4D2 have their own forum?

Edit:

Also, you should never ask "Why shouldn't we do [thing that requires extra work]?" but instead justify why you should. I'm sure there is some business phrase for this, but I don't remember what it is.

Meta45 10-02-2013 11:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by Powerlord (Post 2044187)
Because there are a lot of plugins that work on all games, CS:GO included. And a lot of plugins that didn't initially support CS:GO have been updated to work on it... there have only been a handful of breaking changes in CS:GO, and one of those changes wasn't even in the game when it launched (the UserMessages change).

It's also a slippery slope... why shouldn't TF2 have its own forum? Why shouldn't CS:S have its own forum? Why shouldn't L4D and L4D2 have their own forum?

Edit:

Also, you should never ask "Why shouldn't we do [thing that requires extra work]?" but instead justify why you should. I'm sure there is some business phrase for this, but I don't remember what it is.

Extra Work Clicking a Few Button to make a Sub Forum for CSGO CSS TF2 L4d 1/2 Is not Xtra work It sorts Out and makes it clear It was a Simple Question

Give me administration Ill do it

Powerlord 10-02-2013 11:29

Re: Can we Have a Forum for CSGO Plugins?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Meta45 (Post 2044191)
Extra Work Clicking a Few Button to make a Sub Forum for CSGO CSS TF2 L4d 1/2 Is not Xtra work It sorts Out and makes it clear It was a Simple Question

No, it would break Plugin search. That also doesn't address what happens with plugins that work on more than one game.

Heck, one of my plugins works on L4D, L4D2, TF2, and CS:GO and only those 4... and for the most part, the TF2 and CS:GO code is more similar than the L4D and L4D2 code since the CS:GO voting system is directly based on the version they used in TF2.

That and it includes a failsafe in case Valve converts TF2's UserMessages to be like CS:GO's UserMessages.

Meta45 10-02-2013 11:32

But Plugin Search Doesn't Cover All the Plugins there are on the Forum

I understand that there is plugins that work on more then one game but having them scattered on 1 forum doesn't help

Powerlord 10-02-2013 11:37

Re: Can we Have a Forum for CSGO Plugins?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Meta45 (Post 2044198)
But Plugin Search Doesn't Cover All the Plugins there are on the Forum

Plugin Search covers the Approved Plugins and New Plugins boards.

DruGzOG 10-02-2013 11:40

Re: Can we Have a Forum for CSGO Plugins?
 
http://www.sourcemod.net/plugins.php
Use keywords when searching plugins and you may be able to find them.

Sub forums for each game is a waste, it just adds to confusion.


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