invalid Gold Box Banners when player dropped

[Insendium 10]

When Gold Boxes are dropped, everyone gets really excited, whether it is server dropped or player dropped.  I, however, wonder often if it was server or player dropped, as there is the option to turn off your name on the banner.  I propose that if someone turns their name off and drops a gold box, it says "Someone has dropped the gold box", rather than the usual "Gold box will be dropped soon".  If your nickname happens to be 'Someone'... Be prepared for a lot of friend requests (Unless the username 'Someone' becomes unusable...)

[Insendium 10]

Ummm.  Any feedback?

[Hate 5,582]

Sounds good, to me it is a nice suggestion. There were couple times when I dropped 10-15 Golds and I disabled my nickname and majority of the players were like, this is a perfect battle, is there increase of Gold drop today or what, meanwhile I was capturing flags to distract them, it worked well but barely occurred to others that someone was actually dropping them so RIP credits.

[Insendium 10]

Sounds good, to me it is a nice suggestion. There were couple times when I dropped 10-15 Golds and I disabled my nickname and majority of the players were like, this is a perfect battle, is there increase of Gold drop today or what, meanwhile I was capturing flags to distract them, it worked well but barely occurred to others that someone was actually dropping them so RIP credits.

There are some times when a double gold drops and I wonder if it is actually a server double gold or if someone dropped the second.  I always want to thank the people that drop golds, but how can you thank them if you don't know if it was a person or not?  With this suggestion, you could at least put it out there that you appreciate what someone did.

[Hate 5,582]

 

Exactly my fellow tanker. :) 

[Zomblistic 74]

I don't usually go after the Gold Box. IMO, I don't think most players care if it's server dropped or player dropped. A Gold Box is a Gold Box....Period. Besides, maybe the Gold Box dropper wants to remain anonymous for a reason, even if the banner doesn't mention a name.