Remove anti-capdeny message about number of players awarded.#1680
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Remove anti-capdeny message about number of players awarded.#1680Agiel merged 1 commit intoNeotokyoRebuild:masterfrom
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Since #1639 the count for how many players were awarded by the anti-capdeny system has been broken. Instead of fixing it (which would've been a one liner, so it's not that) I decided to remove it instead, because it feels kinda debuggy. The award logic is the same as for a regular ghost cap so there's no need to inform players about how many were awarded exactly.
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