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[Not an Issue] Permissions in multiplayer game

ElendarElendar Member Posts: 831
edited September 2014 in BG:EE Bugs (v1.3)
Any way to change the multiplayer games so that when you start a new session it remembers your permission settings from previous games?
Post edited by Gate70 on

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  • Gate70Gate70 Member, Developer Posts: 3,871
    Afraid not @Elendar‌ I checked (reference 9141) and this is working as designed, on the basis that new joiners shouldn't automatically inherit permissions.

    I understand where you are coming from (I get booted regularly in a multiplayer no-reload situation and lose talk, pause, etc. each time. Several times in an hour can be irritating). You might want to consider making a feature request for this, just bear in mind it might not be as straightforward as you first think since a 3-6 person game might well see you join in a different order each time, user "Fred" may not be Fred, and so on.
  • minutusminutus Member Posts: 16
    It's possible to change default permissions.

    baldur.ini, under [multiplayer], line:
    Default Permissions=11111111 (this would offer all permissions by default, each can be 1 or 0)
  • ElendarElendar Member Posts: 831
    minutus said:

    It's possible to change default permissions.

    baldur.ini, under [multiplayer], line:
    Default Permissions=11111111 (this would offer all permissions by default, each can be 1 or 0)

    Thats awesome, thank you.
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