“Who was on the raid yesterday? I remember about half of them”
The event slot keeps the line-up, and the awards for it are visible in the ledger.
“Who was on the raid yesterday? I remember about half of them”
The event slot keeps the line-up, and the awards for it are visible in the ledger.
“We hand out rewards from memory and then argue who got what”
A request for an award goes through approval, and every operation stays in the log with its author and reason.
“We kicked a toxic player and he came back a week later under a new name”
At registration a person is checked against the blacklist by Discord ID and by VK and forum links.
A member files a request for an award, an officer approves it, the balance changes. The shop shows what the currency buys, and the ledger remembers who got what and why. The word “coins” can be renamed to points, contribution or reputation.
Rewards are explainable, and there is nothing left to argue about.
The day is split into slots of the step you choose. A member takes a time, neighboring slots close for the interval you set, and past time can be closed entirely. Times follow Moscow time so the grid matches for everyone.
Two events no longer end up on the same hour.
The blacklist compares the Discord ID and the VK and forum links, normalizing them first. An entry can be temporary or permanent, and an automation warns about the end of the term in advance.
Old problems do not come back under a new nickname.
A credit request goes through approval, and the transaction log shows who got how much and what for.
A taken slot closes its neighbours, so a raid and a tournament never land on the same time.
Matching goes by Discord ID and by normalised links — changing a nickname does not get anyone past the list.
No. The balance, like positions and permissions, is kept per server and is never summed.
Yes, if you allow it in the planner settings. Time is counted in Moscow time (UTC+3) for everyone.
A record is filed as a request and goes through approval; the approval permission is granted separately in the action matrix.
Yes: units and positions are described however you like, and every roster can have its own notification channel.
Only the positions you opened the section to: menu visibility and action permissions are set separately from each other.
The kind of community changes nothing: the panel fits any of them that has a structure and rules — the terms are renamed to match yours.