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There is no serious conversation in here to be found. Theres only "I think" which equates to zero.

Take a minute and say this out loud and let it soak in. If you still don't get it, say it to a mirror.

Talking from experience, the users would throw a shit fit. Back when ELiZ first ported the SAI, there was a problem that only happened under certain conditions and it caused the game to crash. Over the course of a few days, many updates were put out to try and find the direction of the update. Users went berzerk, complaining about the amount of updates. They didn't really care that ELiZ was trying to fix a serious problem that caused the game to crash. Another problem was a lack of beta testers but we finally got enough people together to fix it.

Plus, as ELiZ was eluding to, each time there's an update, the game server usually lags behind the client for updates. This means that you open Assist, it updates but then half or more of the servers in the list are outdated and you can't join them. When the servers do finally update, they restart which kicks players out. ELiZ tries to do updates at a time with low player count but there's always somebody that gets hit.

IPS instead of TN panels, 120hz refresh rate and anti-flicker, i like that. But glossy screens? Depends on the use, i personally prefer matte screens. Working on a glossy screen with sun or lights coming right on it can be really annoying.

The anti-glare feature is a piece of plastic over the top of the screen and it reduces brightness and color quality as a side-effect.

I agree, I don't know that I could go glossy just for the sake of accuracy but it's something to think about.

Totally lost it when I saw your MOTD text

Derp. MOTD is different than console. It would probably be an easy fix to add MOTD to the console font size changer. ELiZ would have to comment on that though.

You can message him on Skype too; vortexservers

As far as I'm concerned, I'm done with it. You'll have to talk to Nick and see what kind of deal you can work out with him for hosting it.

It's easy to do if you have a paid dev team with access to the source code. We have neither.