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[Komori]

(Are you alone?) I don't think has ever been used outside of being creepy.

[Yokai]

(Are you alone?) I don't think has ever been used outside of being creepy.

Actually it's basically saying "are you already in a party or alliance?" Or "are you already in a linkshell?"

Particularly useful if you're contacting someone who is /anon, which does not provide the information of if someone is in a PT or solo.



After all, you don't want to seem like you're trying to gank party members from an existing party, right?
(If you're okay with doing that, this auto-translate phrase is not for you.)

[Nawesemo]

Actually it's basically saying "are you already in a party or alliance?" Or "are you already in a linkshell?"

Particularly useful if you're contacting someone who is /anon, which does not provide the information of if someone is in a PT or solo.



After all, you don't want to seem like you're trying to gank party members from an existing party, right?
(If you're okay with doing that, this auto-translate phrase is not for you.)

hu? No, its stalker for can I kidnap you when your friends are not looking, time to reconnect the net.... Plug back inya know?.

[Phogg]

(Are you alone?) I don't think has ever been used outside of being creepy.

Don't take away my pickup line

Also, why do JP players have more available auto-translate terms than NA players? If its a memory issue, it would apply to everyone. I frequently interact with a non-english speaking JP player who plays on a PS2 and his ability to converse with me is dramatically smoother than my ability to converse with him because he has more terms to use. What up with that?