(May 30 2023, 03:18 AM)StealthMode Wrote: A lot of the clients on wL. Are previously banned cheaters.
I would like to point out Pen. 
And some others.
My SteamId is enough proof. The name I use is my OG CS beta /  Css beta nick.
Went to the pug scrim server tonight.
And these nooblets / script kiddies kept griefing me.
For just mentioning I am old skewl ( tm ).
That said, wL is one of the last non irc scrimmage server networks left.
And people like Pen ruin it.

Remove the public !votekick, !voteban system.
It is being abused by cheaters.

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