daydream reports: could all disconnects get a ti ... #3410
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i'm not sure how timestamps on the disconnects would let you see how long you AFK'ed?
maybe we could make an "AFKing" HUD, that shows you the time?
Feature for https://gitea.your-land.de/your-land/yl_afk
timestamp of disconnect, so that you know when it happened while you were afk.
that is clientside, server cant tell you the time if you lost connection to the server 😉
ohhhh i see. we could certainly send a message to the player when they join, w/ the timestamp of their most recent disconnect.
Whatever it is - it's def for upstream
Something like "Welcome back after XX hours and YY minutes" ?