People react aggressively to automated messages after events in which bots have used "tf2 bot detector" messages to do harm, and because of this, if I use this feature, I sometimes get kicked.
A solution to this problem could be randomized automated messages written by the user himself, which would be sent after the bot is connected with a delay, as if you took the time to type it.
Examples:
After the bot is joined: "bot name" is bot
If the bot is not kicked for a long time: KICK HIM NOW "bot name"!!!
If there are only a few bots, then messages should be written one at a time, one bot at a time, because the human is too lazy to write them all at once in one message.
If there are too many bots, then messages should not be sent because the human will never do that.
But that doesn't mean that the old chat warnings should be removed, they can still be used, but only with friends, because there is less chance of getting kicked.
sylv256
commented
1 year ago
People react aggressively to automated messages after events in which bots have used "tf2 bot detector" messages to do harm, and because of this, if I use this feature, I sometimes get kicked.
A solution to this problem could be randomized automated messages written by the user himself, which would be sent after the bot is connected with a delay, as if you took the time to type it.
Examples:
But that doesn't mean that the old chat warnings should be removed, they can still be used, but only with friends, because there is less chance of getting kicked.