Internal Communications

[MicahZerrshia]

/l1
/l2
/l3
/fc1
/fc2
/fc3

dont need to macro it just make it easier. sure its doable.

My only issue is how many can you have before you run out of colors to distinguish one ls/gc from another and then distinguish them from /sh /yell /tell /say /etc

[SidRheingold]

/l1
/l2
/l3
/fc1
/fc2
/fc3

Yes that is a very good idea but dropping Linkshells must be taken into consideration too. Numbers changes may cause trouble.

How about an interface that lets you lock numbers to Linkshells by personal choice?
(in v1.x the max amount of Linkshells was 9 if I remember correctly)

[ChiyoKatsui]

Yes that is a very good idea but dropping Linkshells must be taken into consideration too. Numbers changes may cause trouble.
How about an interface that lets you lock numbers to Linkshells by personal choice?
(in v1.x the max amount of Linkshells was 9 if I remember correctly)

In my opinion, if you can't keep track of your Linkshells well enough to know which is which, you should probably stick to one! Also, if you drop a linkshell, all those after it would naturally get -1 to their slot, and those before it remain the same number.

[SidRheingold]

In my opinion, if you can't keep track of your Linkshells well enough to know which is which, you should probably stick to one!

It is not particularly a question of differenciating one's Linkshells, more like avoiding mistells through different LS chats.

But yeah.

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Also adding that if I remember correctly, players can only join one Free Company at a time.
That erases the discussion on FC chat.

[MicahZerrshia]

Yes that is a very good idea but dropping Linkshells must be taken into consideration too. Numbers changes may cause trouble.

How about an interface that lets you lock numbers to Linkshells by personal choice?
(in v1.x the max amount of Linkshells was 9 if I remember correctly)

In 1.0 in the linkshell tab you could move ls around to be designated as 1 2 or 3 and change the color of each freely. All you have to do when you drop a ls is to look to see which ls is 1 2 or 3.

Shouldnt cause too many issues unless you are bad mouthing ls 1 to ls 2