Doesn't really matter but sure, yes

Don't get why people don't use backend functions like now()->year() for things like that

@ Masea: Because the website is highly optimized and I want to avoid any unnecessary logic which may slow down execution. That was a lie. I have no good excuse for not doing it like that.

Using the join button on servers in this page doesn't seem to do anything.

@ Mami Tomoe: This only works when the "cs2d"-protocol is registered on your machine. I'm not sure if the CS2D installer still does that correctly.
If you play the portable zip-version or the Steam version it won't work.

If you want to make it work (on Windows) write a WHATEVER.reg file with this content:

Change the path in the last line so it points to your CS2D.exe (use \\ for each \ or / in the path). Afterwards double click the file to add the content to your system registration.

URLs like https://www.unrealsoftware.de/forum_posts.php?post=392538#jn doesn't work correctly acros browser history and will redirect to the first forum posts when it fails.

My suggestion to remove the "#jn" feature and use something like https://www.unrealsoftware.de/forum_posts.php?post=392538&start=120#post429777 instead.

You should add that to STEAM, I haven't tried the regular installer though.


EDIT:
The documentation for the voice hook does not include the parameters.


EDIT:
A typo in the connect_attempt hook:

Should be can't.

Hook documentation fixed, thanks

Sometimes the background which should be displayed on mouse hover does not appear.

I'm using Firefox/96.0 Nightly




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I can't open https://de.wiki.unrealsoftware.de/

The Wiki does not exist anymore. Sorry.

But it still displays in the Search form. So you'll most likely need to forbid it's indexing in Google.

Not sure if this totally fits here, but there's a typo here.

At End of 2012;


EDIT:
endround's delay parameter claims to be in milliseconds, yet it's in seconds (I checked).
In addition to that, it's when there is no delay (I.E. using restart without parameters).

@ Mami Tomoe: That's a bug in CS2D then. It is supposed to be in milliseconds and always set.

@ DC: Are you going to change the documentation or update the game?

Or, both?

Doing both wouldn't make any sense
I can't tell. Maybe.

Well you can just update the documentation to say that delay is in seconds and then update the game to make sure that delay is always set.
That's what I meant.