Exactly as it is in the title. I think it would be better not only for the current playerbase but the new playbase as well. I think the tutorial should have a similar portal to the main lobby which allows the guest rank to join into a tutorial round. (Which I would be more than willing to make the map for 
) Once inside, the round would last upmost of 10 minutes, not a normal round time, but enough to learn what to do. This will help the new players to learn the game at the same time "forcing them" to pay attention to what they do instead of having them just running through the tutorial not reading, or looking at anything in there. I believe this would significantly reduce the amount of floods, griefings and other rule breaking new players are unaware they are breaking. This would be easier for the staff, and make the playbase happier. There would also no longer have to be, "Make sure you read /rules" or "have you read /rules yet? if not please do so now". The rules will be given to the players and the "basics" of the gameplay.
New players would join the round, be lead by command blocks' text or plugin texts instructing them what to do. The rules and other things will be given to the players. the map would be in two parts, being lead through, like the tutorial, and finally lead into the "main" part of the map. (this will all be in the map area of 100x100). In case of multiple new players joining at once, you can have it flood once, or twice. Enough so the player can see the map, while still being able to do something and not sitting around in the spawn. This will help OP+ showing new players around. instead of leading them through the tutorial saying "got it?" we can actually show them what to do, without putting others at risk of a "rage quit" or a flamming war of "he flooded me!" "they griefed!" etc.
The second part to this suggestion: re-add the command block/plugin texts when a person enters each room of the tutorial. Even if they do not read it, there is a better chance of them to see it if its front of them rather than hoping they bought the book, and actually read through it.
) Once inside, the round would last upmost of 10 minutes, not a normal round time, but enough to learn what to do. This will help the new players to learn the game at the same time "forcing them" to pay attention to what they do instead of having them just running through the tutorial not reading, or looking at anything in there. I believe this would significantly reduce the amount of floods, griefings and other rule breaking new players are unaware they are breaking. This would be easier for the staff, and make the playbase happier. There would also no longer have to be, "Make sure you read /rules" or "have you read /rules yet? if not please do so now". The rules will be given to the players and the "basics" of the gameplay.New players would join the round, be lead by command blocks' text or plugin texts instructing them what to do. The rules and other things will be given to the players. the map would be in two parts, being lead through, like the tutorial, and finally lead into the "main" part of the map. (this will all be in the map area of 100x100). In case of multiple new players joining at once, you can have it flood once, or twice. Enough so the player can see the map, while still being able to do something and not sitting around in the spawn. This will help OP+ showing new players around. instead of leading them through the tutorial saying "got it?" we can actually show them what to do, without putting others at risk of a "rage quit" or a flamming war of "he flooded me!" "they griefed!" etc.
The second part to this suggestion: re-add the command block/plugin texts when a person enters each room of the tutorial. Even if they do not read it, there is a better chance of them to see it if its front of them rather than hoping they bought the book, and actually read through it.
