The website account and access system has received a major improvement.

Protected pages can now present clear states for users who need to log in, users whose TeamSpeak identity is verified and users whose access is restricted. The same rules are applied consistently across features such as Verification, Assigner and Channel Creator.

This keeps user-facing messages clearer while giving the administration more precise control over protected functionality.

Logged-in members now have access to a dedicated Profile page connected to their TeamSpeak identity.

The profile brings together useful account, TeamSpeak, badge and connection information in a single place. It also provides clearer status information for verified, staff and restricted accounts.

This is an important step toward making the website feel like a true extension of the TeamSpeak community rather than a collection of separate pages.

A new Status page is now available on the GPC website.

It provides a clearer overview of the availability of our TeamSpeak server and related community services, making it easier to distinguish between a local connection problem and a wider service issue.

The page is designed to remain simple for normal users while giving the administration better visibility into service health.

We have completed another general maintenance and compatibility update for the GPC website.

The work mainly prepares the site for a larger modernization while ensuring existing TeamSpeak tools and community pages continue to operate normally.

TeamSpeak 6 Foundation II significantly expands the client's text-chat capabilities with a redesigned rich-text editor and live preview.

The update adds richer Markdown-style formatting, slash commands, tables, mathematical expressions, diagrams and additional message content options, making TeamSpeak 6 chat much more capable than earlier client generations.

Official TeamSpeak announcement