in the python version we do this in the queue; but since it's a thing we need to do on .Remove I'm against having it in there. One option would be to do it in the manager but only if the streamer is the afk streamer and not a human one. Which is also an ugly side-step. Final option would be to do it in the streamer itself, though I rather not have it call the database in there.
in the python version we do this in the queue; but since it's a thing we need to do on
.RemoveI'm against having it in there. One option would be to do it in the manager but only if the streamer is the afk streamer and not a human one. Which is also an ugly side-step. Final option would be to do it in the streamer itself, though I rather not have it call the database in there.