Jun 24, 2011, 12:35 PM
Sure, although it is irrelevant since he will not be playing there anymore.
Someone gave him the credits. Anyone can give anyone else credits. The command is:
credgive name #
But admins, as well as regular players, are incapable of giving themselves credits.
And for the record, he had not "just begun playing there". The both of us tested the server when it was first created and tested new maps when they were added. We also both played a big role in boosting the population of the server when it was new- joining, inviting friends to play, asking players from other SourceOP servers to come check it out, etc.
Once it filled out enough on its own to keep a steady player base, he spent more time on other servers he admined for but still popped into PropHunt from time to time. When I heard complaints about people saying there were no admins there, I told him and he decided to start playing there more in an effort to help the server out.
It's all a rather moot point now as he won't be there anymore but much of this argument over credits began with a small group of "regulars" staking their claim in the sever, acting like we were "new" and telling him he had no right to be there because he hadn't earned it like the rest of you. He most certainly did earn it. He earned it with the time he put into that server, boosting its populous long before most of you even knew it existed. He also earned it for the years' worth of time spent on the other severs, playing and admining and contributing to the community, volunteering for testing something DF was working on and so on...
Just because you don't know who a person is does not mean that they are "new" in the community. Browsing these forums, you are likely to see many names you don't recognize in your little world on PropHunt but I assure you they are an essential and vital part of the SourceOP community nevertheless.
Someone gave him the credits. Anyone can give anyone else credits. The command is:
credgive name #
But admins, as well as regular players, are incapable of giving themselves credits.
And for the record, he had not "just begun playing there". The both of us tested the server when it was first created and tested new maps when they were added. We also both played a big role in boosting the population of the server when it was new- joining, inviting friends to play, asking players from other SourceOP servers to come check it out, etc.
Once it filled out enough on its own to keep a steady player base, he spent more time on other servers he admined for but still popped into PropHunt from time to time. When I heard complaints about people saying there were no admins there, I told him and he decided to start playing there more in an effort to help the server out.
It's all a rather moot point now as he won't be there anymore but much of this argument over credits began with a small group of "regulars" staking their claim in the sever, acting like we were "new" and telling him he had no right to be there because he hadn't earned it like the rest of you. He most certainly did earn it. He earned it with the time he put into that server, boosting its populous long before most of you even knew it existed. He also earned it for the years' worth of time spent on the other severs, playing and admining and contributing to the community, volunteering for testing something DF was working on and so on...
Just because you don't know who a person is does not mean that they are "new" in the community. Browsing these forums, you are likely to see many names you don't recognize in your little world on PropHunt but I assure you they are an essential and vital part of the SourceOP community nevertheless.