I think it would be nice if there were an option in W:A to disable any other online players' customizations in your game client locally. It would solve the gibberish worm names problem, as well as being able to hide obnoxious graves or flags. Obviously it takes away from the social/creative aspect of worms a bit, but at this point I feel like team names are kind of just noise for me.

I think it's nice what syc said there. I would support the idea that, in the game itself, or through a module, you had an option to leave the game with a "default" layout, without any player customizations, and that, imo, should include everything.

Regarding graves, I can mention obnoxious graves (giant concrete donkey for example) and others that can confuse the player (fake mine etc.).

Regarding the worm's voice: I think would be nice if we could hear the voice in our language if we wanted. Some phrases are useful to know (reinforcements arrived, regarding team weapons etc.). Or, simply, maybe some people would like to hear the game in their language only.

Regarding the names of the worms, with a module or game option, all worms would appear as worm 1, 2, 3 etc, in their order. It could be good for two sides: streamers and players. It would end the problem with gibberish worm names or in different languages (hard to pronounce in streams). It would allow streamers and spectators to see players team orders, allowing them to make more deep analysis of the game. In relation to the players, I don't see the need for a player who wants to make it difficult for the opponent to figure out the order of his team (creating new teams before league matches or using gibberish worm names). I think everyone should know the order of the oponnent team in certain schemes. I, for example, have notes of the order of my opponent's teams and already memorized of some people I play often. On the other hand, since I always use the same team in leagues, I know that some of my opponents know my team's order because have it memorized or have already noted. And even if you haven't noted it down beforehand, you can get during (as some people are saying) or between rounds (through replay file).

But, if there was a module for that, it would be interesting if it behaved like /arrrows. Nizikawa said he can make a module behaviour like that.

A funner league could be fun. It could just keep track of wins and losses per scheme. But it would require player to be registered on TuS though.

I would like this.

Anyone can memorize 8 worms in a team (does not require skill for that) and usually people play leagues with teams that already know the order. The idea of the module is also to allow people to feel free to have many teams to play the league or even create new ones more freely, as they won't need to memorize all of them over and over again.

A few days ago I had this idea and I've already received some positive feedback from some players but I would like to hear from more people now.

The idea is as follows: to have a section on the site dedicated only to reporting friendly matches, and to keep a history of them, however, without these reports interfering with league statistics.

I'll list some positive points I thought:

1) the funner game, which had a remarkable victory, with beautiful moves or against a difficult player etc., could be registered for other people to see and not be forgotten;
2) it could be a more subtle and easier way to introduce those people who want to participate in the community in some way, but don't want to play league yet because they don't feel good or for another reason;
3) allow ALIAS report the game without breaking league rules, because it's only a friendly match.

I don't think what differentiates a good player from a bad player is his ability to memorize his own team's order. Sooner or later, everyone memorizes their own team's order.

It's an option. The downside is that it's bad to pick good maps with it.

Nizikawa, amazing work. It was much faster than I imagined! 

Discord field will be available on the next version of TUS.

Oh, nice!