After playing Thermo today, which was ended in the enemy team nuking each other, I was wonderintg what the status was for scripting maps(I do not know the process for creating or maintaing maps - sry in advance).
A couple years ago there was a scripting system running on thermo that automatically set Thermo to it's most basic restrictions (as a standard thermo game requires that) and allowed you to add other restricitons to it afterwards - from what I remember.
Is that possible, or a good idea now? Or is it even possible, given there have been changes to 'game'.
I suggest this as the host 'appeared to be' wet behind the ears' in disabling all aa and not drones and was quite ignorant of anyone mentioning of this fact; In game however they were very vocal and against a person building on the hills and pushing with Drone pd creeping at the back of bases.
Thermo is a good example as most games do not allow players to build on hills, use air , drone attack or teleport - or that is the ideal rule list anways, yet not always true.
A side note, alot ofthe issues in this game were not solvable in this scenario; however, having a host who is a not aware of what is expected of them could fall back on default restrictions.