Ceroria
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This is a very minor suggestion. Actually, in order to do this we'd need /chestcount back in the first place.
For those unfamiliar, /chestcount was a command available to staff that revealed the number of tier 1 and tier 2 chests on the map they were playing. It was purely informational, and was a helpful way to gain a better understanding of each map. Eventually it was removed, but it would be convenient for the information of each map's tiering available to everyone. Whether this is in the opening game info alongside the map creator and link or through /cc it would be great to have each map's tiering info available so we all know what to expect when planning routes/doing late game scavenging.
Also this if implemented quickly enough this would highlight the fact that there are some maps (see: survival kingdom) that are very deficient of tier 2s and seem like their tiering wasn't thorough enough
For those unfamiliar, /chestcount was a command available to staff that revealed the number of tier 1 and tier 2 chests on the map they were playing. It was purely informational, and was a helpful way to gain a better understanding of each map. Eventually it was removed, but it would be convenient for the information of each map's tiering available to everyone. Whether this is in the opening game info alongside the map creator and link or through /cc it would be great to have each map's tiering info available so we all know what to expect when planning routes/doing late game scavenging.
Also this if implemented quickly enough this would highlight the fact that there are some maps (see: survival kingdom) that are very deficient of tier 2s and seem like their tiering wasn't thorough enough
