/near

Inkfy

the server should have /near so they can see who's near them. Great idea

Summers

This is a staff command for mod+. Im assuming you are suggesting it be a command for any player to use.
No vote for now.

Muunkee

/near isn't really needed. I know mods have it, not even helpers do. I feel that this can be abused to a certain extent, and mess with people when they're making games in towny and such. I'm just not sure of the necessity of this.

Llamazon

I mean
I really love this aha
I always want to see who is in local chat
so
+1 I guess

Klitch

-1 It is a staff command and this command would be dangerous in wild and sometimes towny.

sicklynerd

Many other servers have this command as part of a rank, and it's actually helpful to warn you when there is another person in the wild who could potentially kill you. Also, as LlamaofEvil said, I sometimes want to know who is going to be seeing my local chat chats.

-1 It is a staff command and this command would be dangerous in wild and sometimes towny.
~ @Klitch

Just out of plain curiosity, why would this command be a hazard in the wild/towny?
No vote

Klitch

Many other servers have this command as part of a rank, and it's actually helpful to warn you when there is another person in the wild who could potentially kill you. Also, as LlamaofEvil said, I sometimes want to know who is going to be seeing my local chat chats.
Just out of plain curiosity, why would this command be a hazard in the wild/towny?
No vote
~ @sicklynerd

If you are in wild looking for the supply drop and you get close and you type /near to check if anyone's around, you see someone in chat, you hide and camp supply drop, kill the person. Etc.

sicklynerd

If you are in wild looking for the supply drop and you get close and you type /near to check if anyone's around, you see someone in chat, you hide and camp supply drop, kill the person. Etc.
~ @Klitch

Ahh, ok.

Toostenheimer

Every suggestion you've done so far always has the words "A great idea" when posted. You need to actually think about your suggestion before posting about it.

No vote.

Inkfy

Every suggestion you've done so far always has the words "A great idea" when posted. You need to actually think about your suggestion before posting about it.
No vote.
~ @Toostenheimer

because they are! hehehehehehe

smk

+1 if it's a donor perk (VIP+)

Jakelikestodig

+1 so i can find people near me and kill them

LadyCassandra

+1 so i can find people near me and kill them
~ @Jakelikestodig

If you are in wild looking for the supply drop and you get close and you type /near to check if anyone's around, you see someone in chat, you hide and camp supply drop, kill the person. Etc.
~ @Klitch

-1
~ @Klitch

Muunkee

+1 so i can find people near me and kill them
~ @Jakelikestodig

totally doesn't prove that this would be abused at all

Smshortstack

-1 There's really no point to it. Like they said it can be abused.

builderjunkie012

-1. It would be used solely for camping the wild chest, seeking people out in the wild, and hunting players in the dungeon.
Any other circumstances would use /tpa such as spawn, towny, ect.
But, if we had factions (pls)
It should be a donor perk

ToonMichaela

I say no on making staff command public.

NuckleMuckle

+1 I could get a lot of use out of this as a mayor, because occasionally people are running around who aren't residents. Are they looking to join? To shop? To loot?

If the major concern is abuse in Wild, can we disable it there?

Toostenheimer

If the major concern is abuse in Wild, can we disable it there?
~ @NuckleMuckle

It's specifically supposed to be a staff-command only, and if you disable the command, it will be disabled completely.

NuckleMuckle

It's specifically supposed to be a staff-command only, and if you disable the command, it will be disabled completely.
~ @Toostenheimer

Computers were originally designed for business purposes, and here you are playing on one. Things evolve.

We already have tons of commands that work in certain worlds but not in others. Most of your general commands are disabled in Parkour, for instance.