[Addition] Inform other players when a TBD user calls a vote

[CrazyGunman2C4U]

Idea by: Detective Parks

Basically call a chat message like "Caution! We have a bot on our team named (Bot name)! Please press F1!" when calling a vote on a "friendly" cheater.

Using my limited knowledge, I guess you could add that logic to (ModeratorLogic.cpp)

bool ModeratorLogic::InitiateVotekick(const IPlayer& player, KickReason reason, const PlayerMarks* marks)
->
if (m_ActionManager->QueueAction<KickAction>(userID.value(), reason))

However, this should be optional (maybe even opt-in) as it will increase spam.

Also note: #154 because we don't want to flood the chat/trigger the new flood protection.

[ClusterConsultant]

#189 is related

[andy013]

Bad idea. The bots will just copy this message after everyone has been trained to press F1 when they see it.

[ClusterConsultant]

This is already a problem with the current message. Ultimately it will rely on users trusting the tool user. After a round or so most people are aware of who to trust. Everything will be optional at the end of the day and #70 would apply.

[kotc]

i've found i almost alwyas have to type some informational msg in chat when vote starts, so it's actually good idea to implement. but: make the text configurable, so everyone who enables it in their TBD can customize to his/her liking

[andy013]

The problem is that even if users trust the tool user, what happens when a bot copies that users name, calls a vote and then writes the TF2BD message in the chat. With unicode spoofing it's impossible to tell if it was the legit user or not who started the vote. Everyone will get used to pressing F1 when they see that message and you will have just trained them to automatically vote rather than paying attention.

IMO training people to auto vote when they see a certain message is a bad idea. There is no good way to tell who called the vote and it's better if people pay attention and don't automatically kick players just because there is a bot on the server.