), there was a /whereis <player> command.Since it was a warfar game, it would respond with which arena the user was in, but here it could respond with which town/outpost and the district. Could come in handy.
What about a /whereis command?
Mystical
In a rather old game I use to play (even before Counter-Strike ), there was a /whereis <player> command.
Since it was a warfar game, it would respond with which arena the user was in, but here it could respond with which town/outpost and the district. Could come in handy.
), there was a /whereis <player> command.Since it was a warfar game, it would respond with which arena the user was in, but here it could respond with which town/outpost and the district. Could come in handy.
Ramus
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In a rather old game I use to play (even before Counter-Strike
), there was a /whereis <player> command.Since it was a warfar game, it would respond with which arena the user was in, but here it could respond with which town/outpost and the district. Could come in handy. |
I would like it so that if you are "mutual friends" with someone you can hover over there name and see there location. (Aka, if they friended you, and you friended them)
Aaaaagh
No whereis, then those &@#!'s that I add to my ignore list would just follow me around a drive me nuts! Yeah, I know I could go to an instanced area, but I dont wanna!
DrSLUGFly
agreed with all of you. Mutual friends should be able to locate each other.
XCrosser
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No whereis, then those &@#!'s that I add to my ignore list would just follow me around a drive me nuts! Yeah, I know I could go to an instanced area, but I dont wanna!
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