Nostar is pretty generous about giving me RCON usually because I tend to practice a lot, even when I&#039;m playing a map not set for the current week. So I use RCON and switch the map. In a situation where someone would refuse to leave, I suppose I could step in but unless it&#039;s preventing somebody from my team or my opponent&#039;s team from connecting, I won&#039;t cross those lines. <br /><br />People are always going to be gay about staying or leaving, especially in much-anticipated matches. Naturally as these servers are maintained by Ladna and Nostar, they should probably be allowed to spectate any match they want at any time. As commissioner, Bones should obviously get a spot as well. And in circumstances where all three are around during a match, if they want a spot in the server, they&#039;ll get it. <br /><br />The problem with trying to enforce rules to determine who gets to spectate and who doesn&#039;t is that there&#039;s a lot of gray area. Sure, people helping teams warm-up should get a spot but what about the people who may have helped the team practice all week? I could go on about who could rightfully deserve a spot, but unless you&#039;re on the list mentioned above, it&#039;s usually first come, first serve. And the other issue is how do you enforce rules? You certainly can&#039;t penalize a player for his match for something like this. Banning a player would probably be unethical as well (although it does happen). So writing these rules wouldn&#039;t really have a consistent theme as there&#039;s such tedious aspects not worth even getting into to determine spots.<br /><br />Honestly, the best solution is to find someone willing to stream matches. High profile ZDDL matches were saved by this as servers were usually packed. That way, more than 14 people got to see the match live. Sure, IDL could go to the 1.09 beta in the future or odamex, which allows 32 players to a server. I&#039;m not sure how practical that is as it could strain bandwidth on a server (probably not by much, although I wouldn&#039;t really know). But streaming is probably the best solution. Having a live-cast isn&#039;t necessary if you&#039;re somebody who simply wants to see some friggin IDL Doom. It&#039;s just a perk. Perhaps we could ask people to willingly stream matches and get more viewers than just the standard 16 that the current servers allow. I think finding more people willing to do that is much more realistic than trying to make rules (that people wouldn&#039;t follow anyway) regarding spots. 