mapowner

I don't know whether this exists or not, but

I suggest adding a feature to the game where you can check @mapowner of certain maps while not being in that certain map.
i.e, The ghostship is always such a popular place to train and finding a channel that's open in the ghostship takes time, you have to go through all the channels on every map while trying to not get hit to change channel.
I suggest adding something like "@mapowner "the map id"" i.e(@mapowner 541010040) which is ghostship 5, and it will tell you the current owner of the map on the channel you are on.

You could also get a bot to do this, and instead of players being able to use this command, allow players to go to the maplelegends library, and there will be a list of channels there, and by clicking the channel of a map on the library it will request the bot to use this command, and it will show the mapowner of the map, on the channel s/he clicked.

Doing this might also allow more players to utilize the maplelegends library, and if you want to, you could add none intrusive ads to the library, it could be a good way to get revenue.

 

Yea, I guess that makes sense. However i'm suggesting this currently because of the event. The event has actually brought more activity into grinding maps (people farming for bait), and finding an open map with no players, is pretty hard currently, and probably till event ends. Before the event I could find an open map after a couple of channel switches. However now I can't find any open spots on good grinding maps.

Most likely in the future an event similar to this will happen again, and all these maps will be full again.

 

Yea, its fine, it's always great when people give their opinions for things. It helps create discussion, and gauges interest towards something, it also will help prevent the developer/s time being wasted on things that won't be used or barely be used.

It's also great to fine tune things, and make sure that in the pre-development process, to make sure to include all the things that may or may not be needed in a feature, so the developer/s don't need to go back, and waste time editing something that's already finished.