Mod to kick custom perk decks?

[yuiforever]

I've seen a couple of players with none of the standard perk decks that come with the game. NGBTO usually tells me what perk deck the joining player uses, for example "Anarchist 9/9" but someone using a custom perk will display this instead "ERROR_MENU_SPEC 9/9" I do not want to play with them and I want to remove them automatically. Is there a mod that does this?

I'm requesting this as I suspect the joiner crashed my game because of his perk deck. This isn't the first time I've crashed when encountering such players. This is the crash message.

Application has crashed: C++ exception
[string "lib/managers/skilltreemanager.lua"]:1579: attempt to index local 'value' (a nil value)



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[Reno]

xd

[BestBear]

I as host had a few people join on multiple occasions with this kind of perk deck, didnt crash my game tho.

[sharktemplar]

Publicado originalmente por BestBear | BUSY wif EXAMS:

I as host had a few people join on multiple occasions with this kind of perk deck, didnt crash my game tho.

I do know for an absolute fact that custom perk decks can call upon functions existing in the game in order to function, and some of them which would effect players other than the perk deck owner (such as stamina boosts, armor boosts, team-damage reduction, etc) can cause instant crashes the moment that player joins the server.
Though, this is not a guarantee, it's just that functions with team-oriented modifications are the absolute most likely to cause a crash in my experience.