11 replies to this topic

[MadPanda]

Why did you decide to remove this basic feature? It's human nature to be interested in yourself. Now I need to search my name on the leaderboards, pretty silly and annoying.

[Black Templar]

bump

[focuspark]

+1 yes pls

[blinkin]

I WANT MY NAME HIGHLIGHTED FOR EVERYBODY!!

trollmode disengaged.

[Kushko]

I also think that having to look for ur name in the scoreboard while not a big deal is slightly anoying.

So +1 to having our own (and blinkins) name highlighted.

[blinkin]

Kushko, on 06 February 2013 - 01:18 AM, said:

I also think that having to look for ur name in the scoreboard while not a big deal is slightly anoying.

So +1 to having our own (and blinkins) name highlighted.

something else that would be kinda nice: highlight the player who killed you on the scoreboard. i want to know if he was really better or if he just got lucky.

[Stringburka]

Since I'm in EU, I often get lag problems - sometimes it rockets away to 5000+ for a few seconds and then goes back down. I often have to check my ping.

Having name highlighted would help a LOT with that.

[Attalward]

I agree ghigligting my name would be usefull.

Although i discover that there is a button down the screen that goes to player stats. You would be satisfied there

[Roadbuster]

+1

Also change the barely visible blue for your own team (radar map) to another color.
Aaaaand don't swap team display depending on win/loss. Keep your own team on top and the opposing team below on the score screen.

[Bhael Fire]

Agreed. The Player's name should be highlighted for quick reference.

[MadPanda]

blinkin, on 06 February 2013 - 02:41 AM, said:

something else that would be kinda nice: highlight the player who killed you on the scoreboard. i want to know if he was really better or if he just got lucky.

Nice addition. This would be cool to see.

[Krzysztof z Bagien]

And while you're on it remove transition effect when showing scoreboard during the game. Sometimes I just need a quick look at it, but it takes some time before I can actually see something and sometimes this extra second could mean a lot.