Is the toggle width setting supposed to not save? Because if not, it really needs to.
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It never saved since it was introducedIs the toggle width setting supposed to not save?
Same. I realy like the "Developer only" filter.I would love a button to follow a thread but only receive notifications of dev responses. I spend an awful lot of time checking the dev diary threads, but I'm really only interested in the dev posts.
Someone should unpin all the irrelevantly old pinned threads in the CK2 forum.
There's discussion about it, it'll happen eventually (not just ck2 forum, we need to check all pinned posts for relevancy and it's... well a lot of threads to go thru)!
The old software automatically hid everything over a year old, hence the sudden return.I know that the issue only surfaced after some forum update, coincidentally or not, but was left wondering why they had turned up.
Just curious.
Aahhh...The old software automatically hid everything over a year old, hence the sudden return.
Facebook has the same issue, particulary in the current situation.The forum could consider removing the "Haha" reaction. I get it's for conveying laughter if someone posts a good meme or something. The way I see it used on this forum is to ridicule someone's argument. Like if someone posted that they liked a particular mechanic or thought it was implemented fine. You get a lot of "Haha" reactions on it. Implying that the statement is so ridiculous.
... You get a lot of "Haha" reactions on it. Implying that the statement is so ridiculous.
Seems like a reaction to add toxicity to the forum.
Can you please do this? I wanna use his high res portrait.Can you please add Atatürk's HOI4 portrait under forum's Battle for Bosporus portraits list. Feels bit missing not having anything resembling Atatürk except some random pixelated Victoria 2 portrait.
I would argue that "Thank you." is an improvementLower the number of required characters.
"Thanks", for instance, is a perfectly cromulent message which would not be improved by four additional characters.