/SAPORT

/half support

it will be anoying when someone will spam that ...

/support
But Like he said ^
Limit the amount you can do it every 10 minutes?

/halfy support

/half-support

Jomancool a dit :

it will be anoying when someone will spam that ...

^ This reason mainly, but it would be useful.

Could you just whisper them to join you instead of an annoying popup showing?
/Nosupport

I can't imagine all the mods who are being friended by randoms and getting /here'ed all the time.

/nosupport

I will give you my support, but...

Can't you just message them saying "Do you want to join my room?" and they can go to friends list and click the arrow?
Just me though ^_^

/support!

Johnlantern a dit :

I can't imagine all the mods who are being friended by randoms and getting /here'ed all the time.

/nosupport

hekohelper a dit :

I will give you my support, but...

Can't you just message them saying "Do you want to join my room?" and they can go to friends list and click the arrow?
Just me though ^_^

/support!

Its extremely easy to click your friend list, click the whisper button beside a friend's name and ask them a simple sentence.

But if I were to support, I'd say add an ability to turn off /here invites.

This is totally unneeded.

This seems like a thing that people would spam, and it's definitely not needed. I don't see how it would make it easier than simply whispering.

/nosupport

/no support

I don't understand how this is needed.. you can just invite someone by whisper.

As a former racer, I needed this command most of the time in order to invite friends to racing rooms, celebration rooms, etc... So I think it'll be a nice addition to the game if the command is well designed and easy to use, and it won't be a spam as long as the

Suikodenii a dit :

tiny pop-up box will appear at the top left corner.

(However, we should be able to enable and disable notifications for room invites).

#Support

/support. Nice idea.

Sapport

It seems simpler just to whisper the people you want to come.
Would you have to write the friends names after the /here command? Or would there be a pop up of online friends you can check and click on send? This command seems like it would be easy to spam. Until there are more details on the idea, I won't see how this is needed.