GW does use wma files to play music, doen't it?
Why not to talk to our 'dear MicroSoft friends' and add a feature to log, talk and use MSN inside the game instead of an inner system that would require more servers?
I have having to Alt-Tab
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That would be so nice for guilds, it would be soo much easier for a guild leader to keep in contact with his guild, because i've noticed that ppl over look the guild announcement, and its almost impossible to get your entire guild to register on the forums, I have Officers who refuse to register on forums, so i mean this would make a guild officers job so much easier, because a guild forum would just be an add on, not a necessity
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I would like to expand on this idea. I would like to see, in towns and outposts, something like a bulletin board with a faq or something so you're not hearing and answering the same question, over and over.
During the halloween event, how many times did you answer the question, when is the mad king getting here? Or like with the bug on the quest, "To Dye For", what's wrong with this quest?
During the halloween event, how many times did you answer the question, when is the mad king getting here? Or like with the bug on the quest, "To Dye For", what's wrong with this quest?
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My idea: Ingame mail
It would help in a number of ways, namely: Make it easier to trade on forums like Guildwarsguru.com/tradeforum, as you won't have to meet. It would give you the ability to trade with people who are many hours away from you. I think it would also help people who have more than one account. I guess it is rather irritating to not be able to 'trade' with yourself because you only have one computer. Good Idea? |
well great minds think alike i guess i think its a smart idea
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Wasted space. Seems really unnecessary, use real email. |
I have to say something: Yes, using real email makes sense, but sometimes we don't know the email addresses of our GW friends. Before my video card went bad, I used to hang out with my online friends often. I never asked them for their email address. I saw no reason to ask for their email address since I see and talk to them almost every time I log in to Guild Wars. A few months before my video card died, my friends weren't logging in as frequently as they used to. I wanted to know why, but couldn't find out because I didn't log at the same time as my friends did so I couldn't whisper them.
So uh, ingame mail would be really helpful.
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Mail just makes things so much easier, and it's also a lovely way of sending and receiving gifts.
If they do implement so-called "Life Skills", and people can make all sorts of interesting crap, it would be great sending such crap to eachother through in-game mail.
The last time I played WoW, a friend of mine sent me a telescope through the mail. That was really quite cool
Mail just makes things so much easier, and it's also a lovely way of sending and receiving gifts.
If they do implement so-called "Life Skills", and people can make all sorts of interesting crap, it would be great sending such crap to eachother through in-game mail.
The last time I played WoW, a friend of mine sent me a telescope through the mail. That was really quite cool
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WoW has a mail system, does it suffer from abuse/spamming? (I don't know)
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Abuse : I (and countless others) use the mailbox as additional storage. Send a ton of stuff to an alt, and the alt lets those stay in the mailbox till they're needed. In WoW, alts have almost no direct relation to the main - no shared storage, no shared guild etc. So in GW, I dont think this can be abused, since you wouldnt be able to send mails to yourself. Storage is cheap anyway, so I never felt guilty using the system in this manner, given how much money Bliz is getting off us.
