LoS BB

Some of us are abusing the emotes (not saying that i don't but..):

Example:
Pally bs DK fight, both waiting in chapel. Pally types: emote leaves out -> Dk goes out thinking he will start the battle and win. instead of that the pally comes out last, and starts.

This can also be done with the little games like dice and element, giving gold to another etc.
Perhaps an emote-filter so people can't make emotes the same.

Scorpion wrote:Pally bs DK fight, both waiting in chapel. Pally types: emote leaves out -> Dk goes out thinking he will start the battle and win. instead of that the pally comes out last, and starts.

The same could be done when trading items and gold. These things are easily checked, but you have to do it still...

But it shouldn't be abused like that, I agree.

The games were added for fun. If you don't want abuse, don't bet gold on it.

Accept it, there are always people who manage to ruin a fun feature by things like this. Just don't trade/gamble with their kind if you know who.

Emotes could be given a specific ansi colour different from the actual messages, but there will probably be drawbacks to this.

Valiant wrote:Emotes could be given a specific ansi colour different from the actual messages, but there will probably be drawbacks to this.

That's an options (also for broademotes... broade just left the lands of stone;out;k kamp)

HAHHAHAHHHAAH I like your exemple HAHAHAHAHAHA
but I still don't care about being fooled like that and see Ghandi arrive "after" and confuse... I will still win

Ghandi whistles a little tune.....


What??

I'm not liking that ansi idea, I don't use ansi while I play, good old black and white...

Comment 1: Using emotes to do impossible things isn't exactly good roleplay. Emoting leaving the room whilst you are still in it falls within that category.

Comment 2: It's often "possible" to cheat when gambling informally. If a paladin player is seen cheating he's likely to get struck by lightning by his god (Hara). If you play a thief or other less-than-trustworthy character, you make them play first in "Elements" (for example) so that they can't cheat.

Comment 3: If you can't be trusted in a game of Elements or dice, what can you be trusted with? Cheaters always run the risk of discovery, and the loss of reputation could have interesting consequences for the character concerned.

I must confess i do use broademotes & emotes to do some impossible things.

One of my favourites is: broade takes some pills with a face on;laugh;laugh;laugh