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@Name instead of /pm - #<text> instead of /opchat - Andilitox - 02-05-2014
Hey everyone, I have two suggestions today.
Replace /pm with @Name and maybe (since there's no more rocket) use /r to reply to the last person that messaged you.
Ex: @Andilitox Hey
Replace /opchat with "#" followed by the text you want to say.
Ex: #Andilitox is hacking
I think both of this feature would reduce the amount of chatkills and make it easier to talk privately on the server.
Thanks,
Andi
RE: @Name instead of /pm - #<text> instead of /opchat - anthonymad - 02-05-2014
Yeah it seems good, but it would be kinda hard to change :/
RE: @Name instead of /pm - #<text> instead of /opchat - FluffyFlyingB0B - 02-05-2014
I think /pm is fine, but maybe add # in addition to /opchat so we can use either. Either one sounds good to me though!
RE: @Name instead of /pm - #<text> instead of /opchat - Makoto - 02-05-2014
Does it seem possible to do a private conversation string like:
/pm Name Message
but instead of typing /pm Name Message again, you can just keep saying /pm Message, as in, it would remember the recipient's name until commanded otherwise (i.e. no existing player in the server, or to a new person).
I'm sure Jacob_ can do this, unless there's a better compromise.
RE: @Name instead of /pm - #<text> instead of /opchat - Magic102 - 02-05-2014
Or even just havce it set-up like for example:
/pm [# - optional]name message
Then if the "#" Is included, you can just type the message in the next time you speak. This continues to happen until you do:
/pm
Then your conversation ends and you can speak to others again.
If you don't add the "#" then it's a normal private message like we already have.
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For opchat, maybe if you do:
/oc message
Instead of /opchat message
OR you can do:
/oc #
Then it whatever messages you type are in opchat until you do:
/oc
again.