What would YOU like to see

[Rezil]

Could help a bit with cod2 I suppose.

[Rezil]

Right, the description would be the most important thing. Also the hardest since some maps don't have a general theme, they're just random brushes put together to form something semi-coherent.

[waywaaaard]

I can give you some help for cod2 maps too.

Example:
jm_pier: map sucks like all others from rezil^^

[Rezil]

jm_pier: map sucks like all others from rezil^^

Seriously though, I've made some quick descriptions for toilet and dustville, let me know if they're good or not:

mp_toilet

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Description:

A unique looking map by t3vy, this one has you jumping inside a toilet! Featuring a variety of jumps and a very long path to the finish, mp_toilet is one of the maps you don't want to miss up! While the design of the jumps can become a bit repetitive at some points, the overall look and feel of the map quite make up for it.

4/5
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mp_dustville

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Description:

This map by 'Pnin is not for the faint hearted as it's one of the more harder Call Of Duty 2 jump maps, the first couple of jumps are over 240 in length! Make sure you brush up on your strafe jumping skills in ultra_gap_training*, jm_castle* or soviet_stronghold first*! It's set in Tunisia apparently(it says so on the loading screen although I have yet to find a town called Dustville which has floating platforms in it ) and it's very long for a first map, perhaps not quite as long as soviet_stronghold or jm_lost but lengthy nonetheless.
You will encounter strafe jumps, window jumps, minefield hops, ladder jumps and more. There's also a small labyrinth in the map but it shouldn't be too hard to manouver your way through it(Hint: Start by going along the path with the white wall).
Overall an enjoyable experience with a few bugs here and there, but nothing serious.

3.5/5
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*Links to the appropriate map pages.

[Azabael]

I think it's not up to CJ or anyone representing CJ to grade it.
Your descriptions are fine, but it felt to me like I was reading the advertisement of a comedy show.

[ultralala]

something like that would be nice. Dunno if it can be realized. At least its alot work.

[Rezil]

I think it's not up to CJ or anyone representing CJ to grade it.

I'm sorry what? If it's not up to CJ, then who IS it up to? Is there a universal mapping committee which judges all maps ever made for every cod game to date?

[Azabael]

I think it's not up to CJ or anyone representing CJ to grade it.

I'm sorry what? If it's not up to CJ, then who IS it up to? Is there a universal mapping committee which judges all maps ever made for every cod game to date?

No, I think everyone should judge for themselves. It's like the news, go to Cuba or Korea and you find news with a colour attatched. It's a certain freedom that I'd like to keep. No problem for me if all others here think different.

[Drofder2004]

which one did you try out drof?

ModernRcon, but they all do the same thing.

If you are connecting to a server remotely, without installing any decryption software on the server-side PC's, then your cleint must decrypt them before sending. The fact they are decrypted before sending is a major flaw which makes it easy to grab the password.

The idea of using Thirdparty is a great idea to use, but due to the limited access modern companies give, you simply cannot use it. An idea could be that the data is sent to a remote PC and then decrypted and then sent further to a remote server (for example, you log in to "codjumper.com" with the software, you then issue your commands to the website and the website then allows only certain permissions, this is possible but my knowledge on web-apps is limited to... none.

That video is actually quite populair.

It would be a popular move if HMV gave away DVD's but the person who decides to do it, is going to get the sack.
If you want to discuss that further, feel free to start a new thread, this is the wrong topic for it, but I am happy to explain the decisions...

[Pedsdude]

Another suggestion:

- Jump maps with a bit of a description + images on the jump maps page(the whole section should be redone, even though it is compact now - maybe a seperate page for every map with a download button next to the name?).

Had been thinking of doing this for a very long time but never gotten round to it. After quite a few hours of work (in fact, all of this evening), it's done!

http://codjumper.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=11519

[Hoogie]

That video is actually quite populair.

It would be a popular move if HMV gave away DVD's but the person who decides to do it, is going to get the sack.
If you want to discuss that further, feel free to start a new thread, this is the wrong topic for it, but I am happy to explain the decisions...

Nah we will just get this endless discussion about it again xD
Let's leave the past behind.

[waywaaaard]

which one did you try out drof?

ModernRcon, but they all do the same thing.

If you are connecting to a server remotely, without installing any decryption software on the server-side PC's, then your cleint must decrypt them before sending. The fact they are decrypted before sending is a major flaw which makes it easy to grab the password.

The idea of using Thirdparty is a great idea to use, but due to the limited access modern companies give, you simply cannot use it. An idea could be that the data is sent to a remote PC and then decrypted and then sent further to a remote server (for example, you log in to "codjumper.com" with the software, you then issue your commands to the website and the website then allows only certain permissions, this is possible but my knowledge on web-apps is limited to... none.

Well actually i have thought of something like a web-based rcontool with user rights management. So you can sniff the packtes because they are sent from the e.g. codjumper.com server to the game servers. But this would take some time - though there are already some libaries for rcon support for cod games.

[[SoE]_Zaitsev]

I think it's not up to CJ or anyone representing CJ to grade it.

I'm sorry what? If it's not up to CJ, then who IS it up to? Is there a universal mapping committee which judges all maps ever made for every cod game to date?

No, I think everyone should judge for themselves. It's like the news, go to Cuba or Korea and you find news with a colour attatched. It's a certain freedom that I'd like to keep. No problem for me if all others here think different.

There's 2 ratings. One CJ rating and one rating for users. They can say how they rate the map. No issues tbh.

[Azabael]

There's 2 ratings. One CJ rating and one rating for users. They can say how they rate the map. No issues tbh.

Yea, I noticed. Good option inbetween.

[Drofder2004]

Well actually i have thought of something like a web-based rcontool with user rights management. So you can sniff the packtes because they are sent from the e.g. codjumper.com server to the game servers. But this would take some time - though there are already some libaries for rcon support for cod games.

can? Do you mean cannot, because obviously the person sending traffic is a server and not a client.