soulsbane

I've been having this same issue. When new players are joining and downloading the map this error appears and basically the server comes to a stand still with lag and even disconnecting people.

thought i should start brushing up on a new language.

I'm sure they have servers, just not ones that are being utilized for these searches.

So is it our pc resources that are looking up those stats or TFP servers? Hint, i don't think we're using their servers in any way when we look up dedicated servers. I can still use steam to view server's pings bypassing TFP's way of looking up and sorting servers. I don't think it's working as intended.

I'm someone who's always server hopped a lot. While some of the old server filter was frustrating, like the mod or no mod selection that did absolutely nothing, this version of filtering servers is multiple times worse than the old one. Want to search for us servers, have to search between just east or west coast, and anyone can label their server as east or west coast no matter where the actual server is located.

Think an "any" button should be added to the server region part of the search filter, and don't hide the server pings from us. I'm central US so in theory I should have about the same ping to either the east or west coast, if I ignore the fact that a lot of servers can be located in texas. Now I need to do the same search for server settings twice, one for east coast and once again for west coast. This image was a result of searching for an east coast server, I had to click each server to actually see what the ping was. Having the server owners add in their location makes it feel like either a suggestion, or allows for an owner to even purposely screw up the results. I took the time to click each of these servers in order to reveal the ping, just for this post, I could clearly see which of these servers I wasn't interested in already.

The fact that there is a filter to look for servers that have mods or don't have mods that does absolutely nothing. Filter the server list for no mods on a server but you still get servers that have external mods on them that end up crashing the game when you try to join them. (maybe if i waited long enough the game would just stop spamming the null errors and go back to the starting screen, but generally it seems faster to just kill the game and start over)

Suppose I was making an argument against cp, but the twitch integration isn't even consistent on what the abbreviation should be. Chat uses #cp, the stream display shows sp, when you type #cp in chat it's referred to as pp. Sure you can find a bunch of different acronym's for a lot of stuff. For example, fbi i'm sure you can find other stuff that would fit. Now try fbi and cp together.

Tonight was the first time that I tried out the twitch integration, I made a comment about the #cp command in chat and the streamer said "yea that was my first thought as well" If streamers are questioning the appropriateness of that on their own streams, is that really a good thing for the twitch integration on a platform that is probably going to have a younger viewer base?

So in the u.s. cp is a common abbreviation for child porn. Hope that is enough of an explanation about why it's bad.

search cp as an abbreviation.

#cp, why would anyone decide that #cp was a good command to use. sp is what shows up on the streamers channel, when you type #cp in a streamers chat it comes up as pimp points. Even a command where a streamer can #addpp, which a viewer can check by doing #cp in the chat. I'm probably a bit biased about the whole twitch integration thing since less than 1% of the player base is likely to use it, but then nobody at tfp realizes that cp is bad?

The chat types #cp, on the twitch screen it says sp, when you type #cp in the twitch chat it's called pimp points. But why would anyone decide that having users type #cp in chat would be a good idea? Nobody thought the abbreviation of cp might be a bad thing?