James137137
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7 years ago I'll have to get back to you on that. I remember that I intended to prevent the enemy from spamming your chat. But some stuff has changed which might of stuffed up enemy chat being that its not the same as faction/truce/ally chat.
I might have to redesign enemy chat based on some suggestions :D
Hello,
Let's say I belong to Faction 1, and am at war against only Faction 2. I would only like to receive /f c e messages from Faction 2, and not from any other factions involved in a completely different conflict.
In the current setting, it seems as if anyone that enters the /f c e chat can see all messages broadcasted on that channel regardless of whether they are at war with the broadcasting factions or not. Furthermore, staff of my server have reported that anyone can enter the /f c e without even being at war with another faction. This is a behaviour that is quite different from what the /f c t, /f c a and /f c at commands do. /f c e is more like an alternate public chat, rather than a true chat based on diplomatic ties with other factions.
Is this intended behaviour?
Cheers,
Pyves