Keep track of what positions people tend to sit or disconnect in #5254
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Not used for anything else than mod zone display at the moment, if the value seems usable then it can be used in the punishment code. The counter gets +1'd if you disconnect or sit in a winning position (material imbalance >= 5) and -1 of you disconnect or sit in a losing position (material imbalance <= -5). The idea is that abusers will get a highly negative score and people with an unstable connection will have a score around zero.
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Not used for anything else than mod zone display at the moment, if the value seems usable then it can be used in the punishment code.
The counter gets +1'd if you disconnect or sit in a winning position (material imbalance >= 5) and -1 of you disconnect or sit in a losing position (material imbalance <= -5).
The idea is that abusers will get a highly negative score and people with an unstable connection will have a score around zero.