Reverse /mark

[Kloud_Strife]

The latest in klouds: Slightly-improve-the-server-with-mostly-bad-ideas-thought-out-at-3-am series!
This one, like the others, is fairly simple to explain and an unknown quantity to code. However, it has slightly less widespread application.

It works like this: I, like some others, play with /aka on so that I can identify troublemakers (also I've gotten so used to it that playing with teamskins is kind of hard for me) and stalk hippos. My suggestion is, as in the title, a reverse /mark. What it does is when you have aka on, /marking them puts their teamskin back on them, actually making them easier to identify. It would be mapped to the same command I guess, just with some sort of identifier to tell if the person has aka on or not.

Feedback/"OHMYGODTHISISATERRIBLEIDEA" please.

 

[Nottykitten]

/me likes this,
This could be useful.
*ToughIneverplaywithakaon*

 

[Amorix]

So... basically mark?
No offense, but -_-' *Facepalm*

 

[smokingkills]

I really like it, I, like Kloud play with /aka on, So this would be really useful for me and shouldn't be too hard to code. Another great idea, well done.

 

[DarthLego5679]

I really like it, I, like Kloud play with /aka on, So this would be really useful for me and shouldn't be too hard to code. Another great idea, well done.

I played with /aka on before it was cool *sunglasses*;p
Actually, it might be helpful. However, I myself never /mark, so I can't say much in that regard.
So, I will try to paint a picture, and you tell me if it is what you meant.

I am bouncing along with /aka on because I want to see names, and a wild rulebreaker appears.
/mark would then change them back to Red_Player or Blue_Player?

 

[Kloud_Strife]

Indeed it would, thus making them stand out from the crowd of regular skins. It isn't ~that~ useful or needed, but it makes them stand out, which is what /mark is for in the first place.

 

[Stretford01]

"OHMYGODTHISISATERRIBLEIDEA"

The man himself said it

 

[Hunter]

...Why not just turn AKA off, and /mark the player normally? Or, just have /mark coded to be the reverse of /aka?

 

[Kloud_Strife]

The second part is exactly what I'm asking for, hunter.

 

[Hunter]

I meant that it would be the reverse of /aka. Period. If aka is on, /mark would show the teamskin. If /aka is off, /mark would work normally.

 

[Kloud_Strife]

That is exactly what I'm asking, sorry if that was unclear.

 

[Hunter]

...Oh, I thought you meant a completely new command. Never mind me, carry on with the discussion.