
Originally Posted by
Eemeefu
Feel free to post any other suggestions you have for emote commands or emote-related log text.
How could I ignore such an invitation? To the list!
Changes to Existing Emotes
Thumbs Up: My first instinct to use the thumbs up like, "Nice job!" or "Nice gear!" or something along those lines. Accidentally agreeing wholeheartedly after someone kills a mob is awkward; [Player] defeats Dodore! Anonymoose thinks so, too! (Which, of course, makes it official.) Rewording thumbs up, or even creating a separate /agree emote would be nice. Come to think of it, when I created my player, why did he thumbs up me? Was my avatar like, "I agree, Moose, this looks like me."
Fume: I don't fume when I'm disappointed, and I often am not disappointed when I fume. We already have /angry and /furious for that, however. On top of this, to fume is often defined with the word "Vexation," which is closer to being annoyed than disappointed. Personally, I think disappointment and annoyance both deserve emotes. Fume, though, just feels out place.
Upset: Some times I attempt to use the nonexistent /annoyed and end up falling back on /upset because /fume is really /disappointed and then when I realize that I just /disgusted someone, I have to apologize. I'm not /disgusted with you, I'm just /upset - you know, like /annoyed but not quite /angry, /furious, or what /fume sounds like it's trying to express, but isn't.
Wave (DUNESFOLK MALE): Why is the lalafell so happy to see people, when they're so apathetic that people are leaving? Personally, I have a "/goodbye motion" macro with "/em waves." after it so I don't have to look so silly. Take it down a notch, little lala.
Addition of Missing Emotes
/slap This is more required now than it was in FFXI. I've been degraded to using "/sulk motion" macros to get some kicking action in, in the meantime.
/sigh It expresses so many emotions that I wouldn't get creative with it. A motion of the character sighing, an emote "[Player] sighs dejectedly." is all we need.
/grin I agree that this could use a comeback.
/stare [Player] stares blankly at <target>.
/facepalm I just read this higher up in the thread; put this at the very top of my wishlist. Like, higher than the word "WISHLIST." high on my wishlist.