My suggestion is to have a "TempObjects" directory that can be accessed from ROBLOX studio. The use of temporary objects is to permanently change a game from user interactions with a non-permanent server.
For example, a script could be designed to put the usernames of anyone who visits a place in the value of a StringValue in the TempObjects directory. This information, instead of being erased, would be saved in ROBLOX Studio when the server ends. This has a gigantic array of uses besides this one, such as simplified user feedback. Users could simply use a verbal command, such as "guestbook/" or something similar, to supply a feedback comment to the creator of the game.
Of course, there are dangers that come with this. Possibly, the TempObject should be disabled for users under 13, because chat logs or guest books might contain innappropriate content. Finally, the TempObject directory should have a property that allows the creator of the game to disable the directory.
Please consider my idea carefully and give feedback.
Thanks,
Insider55 |