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Originally Posted by 12bigworm81
Against scripts, but other than providing better service I don't see stars changing. There is more hands and more rake from this issue.
Scripts reserving seats creates more tables and more hands per hour. 6 players at one table, vs same players spread over 2 tables 3 handed. Also promotes playing more tables if more rec players sit.
Again, I'm against scripts since it automates something that should be granted on a more manual priority basis. Having faster technology should not entitle you to have an advantage. But again stars is benefiting from it.
This is plain out wrong. Scripts are extremely bad for the flow of games in the lobby. Waiting for some of the other 2k guys posting but to give you an example.
If it's prime time and I start a session and see 3 regulars battling 3handed it will! take me at least 5 minutes of high effort to get a seat on that table and join the game. If I have 5-6 tables open already it will take me ten minutes as I can't constantly mouseclickbattle for an open seat against 20 scripters. This will slow down the progress of getting a 3handed games 4handed drastically. A lot of the times one of the regulars playing 3handed has got enough tables already and therefor won't be able to open another 3handed. A 4th player can now help start new tables 3handed. This is how the economy should work.
But it will take the 4th player 5-10 minutes alone to join the 3handed game. From that point it will take another 5-10 minutes to start a new table.
That means the natural growth of 1 lobbygame is delayed by 10-20 minutes. This process would take roughly 2 minutes without seating scripts. It will also be much less frustrating for the regulars putting in time and effort to start games so that others are given incentive to play.
This is the worst part about it. The regulars who are pushing the economy by playing low edge games, sometimes knowingly losing money or playing breakeven just to keep the lobby lively, are the ones who are dealing with the most frustration and disadvantages created by scripts.