Gos rl's progress

[ImBrokz]

I think those who were using Gos Rl before the EAC update would like to hear how you're progressing with the update. 🙏

[kevz88100]

Time is long without gos 

[Feretorix]

Well we have the injector, but @Heisa has to make sure he will be releasing features slowly making sure they are undetected since we're internal...

[REZZ]

Is it possible to switch private? I think it poses a high risk if everyone has access - especially now with eac

[Feretorix]

5 minutes ago, REZZ said:

Is it possible to switch private? I think it poses a high risk if everyone has access - especially now with eac

Yes it might be possible to switch private and maybe slot limited. I just can't think of the correct way to do this yet, except provide access to everybody who "lost it" during 29th April.

[Godly]

1 hour ago, Feretorix said:

Yes it might be possible to switch private and maybe slot limited. I just can't think of the correct way to do this yet, except provide access to everybody who "lost it" during 29th April.

that sounds confusing lmao , but i also feel private is the way to go

 

[muraioshino]

Another idea instead of strict slot limits could be some kind of progressive access system.

For example, people affected on April 29th could regain access first, then others could slowly be added over time depending on activity and stability. You could also remove inactive users automatically after a while, which would naturally free up space without needing hard slot limits.

A whitelist or invite-based system could work well too, especially if access is given manually at first. That way things stay controlled, but it still feels fair and flexible for everyone involved.

I think something like this would probably feel more natural to the community than a strict “limited slots” message. 😊

 

[ImBrokz]

Thanks for sharing, @Feretorix. I'm really looking forward to it—I've been using Gos RL for two years now.

[interstellar]

Member of GOS since 2020, learnt the game throughout those years so I'm pretty good without it. So not so fussed about it being released quickly lol

[Rodrighinni]

13 hours ago, muraioshino said:

Another idea instead of strict slot limits could be some kind of progressive access system.

For example, people affected on April 29th could regain access first, then others could slowly be added over time depending on activity and stability. You could also remove inactive users automatically after a while, which would naturally free up space without needing hard slot limits.

A whitelist or invite-based system could work well too, especially if access is given manually at first. That way things stay controlled, but it still feels fair and flexible for everyone involved.

I think something like this would probably feel more natural to the community than a strict “limited slots” message. 😊

 

This is the best option imo!