/mood *blank*

[Zurkiba]

I was thinking... it would be an easy to script and everything. But why not have chat moods?

It would be great for RPing. Some moods would be like Angry, Happy, etc.

It would work like this

You say /mood angry so now instead of #c (regular chat) you'll say *Angry* #c

kthx

[Googi]

Wouldn't it be *Angrily* or *Happily* etc.?

[Zurkiba]

Originally posted by Googi
Wouldn't it be *Angrily* or *Happily* etc.?

Negative

*Angry* Grrr
*Angrily* Grrr

[Googi]

I don't know, I really don't want to have to determine what mood I'm supposed to be in, but I guess that it would make RPing better.

[Tseng]

Um, please explain how this is superior to typing said emotion before what you have to say? Rarely must you define what emotion with which you are saying something, a few more keystrokes every so often should not be hurting you.

[Proxy]

Originally posted by Tseng
Um, please explain how this is superior to typing said emotion before what you have to say? Rarely must you define what emotion with which you are saying something, a few more keystrokes every so often should not be hurting you.

Exactly what I thought...
I'd rather type *angry* than type /mood angry.

[Zurkiba]

It's like this

if you type /mood angry then you wouldn't have to type your mood out untill you reconnect or something.

[Judge_S]

It still doesn't serve much of a point, other than to annoy the speaker (Blubb, anyone?).

[cloudstrifevii]

He just uses it all the time playing some star wars mmorpg that i cannot say its name and wants to bring it to graal.