Are y'all joking?

[kckolbe]

I wouldn't say nobody cares about. Not many players in the NSFL care about it, however if you are a new player, outperforming inactives in the DSFL can be really fun.  I got to talk to my friend who was a new comer and went through the entire process to learn useful feedback.

One thing that I learned is that the LR's aren't very active due to each team only having a handful of active users. I think if anything is wrong with the league dissuading players from sticking around, it's that.

However, it does it's job to get player's familiar with the league, getting their player up to par and is healthy for the longevity of the NSFL. If we didn't have it, players would be riding pine or getting destroyed in the NSFL.

Honestly, I think it varies a lot from team to team, kinda like the NSFL. That said, there is no comparison between S1 and S2 DSFL. We are getting great turnout on the DSFL streams, a lot of the players are putting out good DSFL media (especially the Not Famous Yet podcasts), and generally have more fun than last year.

There are still issues that need to be ironed out, but if we get the kind of attention we've been getting it will be just fine.

Also, I think the DSFL is helping fix the GM problem. We are almost doubling the number of people getting hands-on experience as well as developing networks to get advice from.

[Bzerkap]

I just wanna say, that updating sucks. We all hate it

[manicmav36]

I just wanna say, that updating sucks. We all hate it

It's not awesome. @RainDelay, we're always looking for more help if you're interested.

[7hawk77]

I just wanna say, that updating sucks. We all hate it

Yeah, If I ever get a large break of time, I might attempt trying to figure out a way to automate the update process.

Something like the following.


Er or someone goes to the update site and goes to an admin feed page and types in the following:

Bzerkap 4
7hawk77 2


This adds that TPE to our player page.

We can go to our player pages they are essentially attribute calculators which automatically handle the different TPE amount ranges.

With that 2 TPE, I could press the plus button for my hands twice and then a submit button. So basically the checking would all be done by the website.

Then it could output all of the players in whatever way they get fed in to the sim, csv whatever.


I think the biggest challenges would be getting the users associated with a user page. Since it would basically be an outside custom website, it would probably need a login and security which would be separate from the main forum which would be kind of terrible. However we would want to ensure that no one could update anyone elses player.

The TPE/attribute calculator wouldn't be too bad. The feed page wouldn't be too bad. The output job thing would be pretty annoying i bet.

[ErMurazor]

Yeah, If I ever get a large break of time, I might attempt trying to figure out a way to automate the update process.

Something like the following.


Er or someone goes to the update site and goes to an admin feed page and types in the following:

Bzerkap 4
7hawk77 2


This adds that TPE to our player page.

We can go to our player pages they are essentially attribute calculators which automatically handle the different TPE amount ranges.

With that 2 TPE, I could press the plus button for my hands twice and then a submit button. So basically the checking would all be done by the website.

Then it could output all of the players in whatever way they get fed in to the sim, csv whatever.


I think the biggest challenges would be getting the users associated with a user page. Since it would basically be an outside custom website, it would probably need a login and security which would be separate from the main forum which would be kind of terrible. However we would want to ensure that no one could update anyone elses player.

The TPE/attribute calculator wouldn't be too bad. The feed page wouldn't be too bad. The output job thing would be pretty annoying i bet.

I've briefly talked to TLK about something like this. I think it would also be awesome because it'd remove a barrier for new players if updating and stuff was easier.

They could just log in and see how much they have to spend.

[Bzerkap]

Yeah, If I ever get a large break of time, I might attempt trying to figure out a way to automate the update process.

Something like the following.


Er or someone goes to the update site and goes to an admin feed page and types in the following:

Bzerkap 4
7hawk77 2


This adds that TPE to our player page.

We can go to our player pages they are essentially attribute calculators which automatically handle the different TPE amount ranges.

With that 2 TPE, I could press the plus button for my hands twice and then a submit button. So basically the checking would all be done by the website.

Then it could output all of the players in whatever way they get fed in to the sim, csv whatever.


I think the biggest challenges would be getting the users associated with a user page. Since it would basically be an outside custom website, it would probably need a login and security which would be separate from the main forum which would be kind of terrible. However we would want to ensure that no one could update anyone elses player.

The TPE/attribute calculator wouldn't be too bad. The feed page wouldn't be too bad. The output job thing would be pretty annoying i bet.

Yea that would be cool. An attribute calculator would be really easy to make. I’m a noob on the web hosting side though

[37thchamber]

Yeah, If I ever get a large break of time, I might attempt trying to figure out a way to automate the update process.

Something like the following.


Er or someone goes to the update site and goes to an admin feed page and types in the following:

Bzerkap 4
7hawk77 2


This adds that TPE to our player page.

We can go to our player pages they are essentially attribute calculators which automatically handle the different TPE amount ranges.

With that 2 TPE, I could press the plus button for my hands twice and then a submit button. So basically the checking would all be done by the website.

Then it could output all of the players in whatever way they get fed in to the sim, csv whatever.


I think the biggest challenges would be getting the users associated with a user page. Since it would basically be an outside custom website, it would probably need a login and security which would be separate from the main forum which would be kind of terrible. However we would want to ensure that no one could update anyone elses player.

The TPE/attribute calculator wouldn't be too bad. The feed page wouldn't be too bad. The output job thing would be pretty annoying i bet.

I've thought about this too. In theory you could build it into the forum itself. The forum has it's own database after all. That would eliminate the need for logins as you could authenticate through the forum user table

Problem is whether or not you have access to that via jcink

[Evans]

Seems like a lot of people are unhappy with the way things have went here up to this point. I only occasionally check the site, but every time I do it's some sort of complaint about something.

Maybe people should put as much effort into offering solutions for their grievances as opposed to making threads just to point them out. Think it would be much more beneficial.

[Squeeze]

I wouldnt start on any team as an RB without DSFL, so i wouldnt have even joined lmfao.

[bovovovo]

Seems like a lot of people are unhappy with the way things have went here up to this point. I only occasionally check the site, but every time I do it's some sort of complaint about something.

Maybe people should put as much effort into offering solutions for their grievances as opposed to making threads just to point them out. Think it would be much more beneficial.

Honestly it's just a couple of users who typically are the ones complaining about stuff

I wouldnt start on any team as an RB without DSFL, so i wouldnt have even joined lmfao.

Yeah don't worry, nobody thinks the DSFL is a bad idea... some people don't like exactly how it was implemented though