Reactions suggestion

[storm]

If possible I would like to see simple math reactions like 15*5 or something of that sort rather than just having typing reactions. I've played on cs servers that used this type of reaction to award cash/shop credits and I think it would help improve the server by giving people a chance against others who are faster at typing than them.

 

[sky]

And bring back /reaction top its the main reason I did reactions /:

 

[p0six]

If possible I would like to see simple math reactions like 15*5 or something of that sort rather than just having typing reactions. I've played on cs servers that used this type of reaction to award cash/shop credits and I think it would help improve the server by giving people a chance against others who are faster at typing than them.

Yes but now the bad math players would be worse off. Wouldn't this fix the problem by creating a new one? The whole point of the react is that the fastest typer should be winning, and so it is working as intended if this is happening. I would, however, like to see math added to the react plugin, if it's not too big of a time waster.

 

[Freed0mMC]

Yes but now the bad math players would be worse off. Wouldn't this fix the problem by creating a new one? The whole point of the react is that the fastest typer should be winning, and so it is working as intended if this is happening. I would, however, like to see math added to the react plugin, if it's not too big of a time waster.

Pretty sure his suggestion is to implement math reactions in to the current ones so there would be a mixture of both.

Who knows tho

 

[storm]

Yes but now the bad math players would be worse off. Wouldn't this fix the problem by creating a new one? The whole point of the react is that the fastest typer should be winning, and so it is working as intended if this is happening. I would, however, like to see math added to the react plugin, if it's not too big of a time waster.

It supposed to be a mixture of both math and typing tho?

 

[_Debug]

Better yet let’s have a mathlathon. Start at addition and work our way to partial derivatives

 

[Freed0mMC]