Right now dota_spectator_auto_spectate_games only lets you enter a single tournament ID to watch, it would be awesome if you could enter a comma or space separated list of tournament IDs that you'd like to watch, in descending order of preference. For example, if you wanted to watch Star Ladder 7, but also the WePlay tournament, you could use 'dota_spectator_auto_spectate_games 69,78' and the Dota2 client would select first a StarLadder game (if available) then look for a WePlay game.
It would also be really cool if casters could have some sort of ID so you could do something similar. Say Tobi's ID is 3 and GoDz ID is 5, then you could do something like the following: 'dota_spectator_auto_spectate_casters 5,3' which would indicate that you'd like to listen to GoDz if he's available, and if not then Tobi, otherwise no caster is selected.
If you wanted to get really tricky you could probably some up with some sort of syntax so that caster IDs could be specified on a per-tournament basis, but something like the above should work for nearly everyone and would be really handy if you have dota up on a secondary computer for speccing during the day.
It would also be really cool if casters could have some sort of ID so you could do something similar. Say Tobi's ID is 3 and GoDz ID is 5, then you could do something like the following: 'dota_spectator_auto_spectate_casters 5,3' which would indicate that you'd like to listen to GoDz if he's available, and if not then Tobi, otherwise no caster is selected.
If you wanted to get really tricky you could probably some up with some sort of syntax so that caster IDs could be specified on a per-tournament basis, but something like the above should work for nearly everyone and would be really handy if you have dota up on a secondary computer for speccing during the day.
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