How often are accounts accepted?

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How often are accounts accepted?

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How many requests are accepted versus rejected? I don't need a number and I don't want to presure the Devs if they feel that this would be a violation of privacy. I'm just wondering. Is it like a 1:1 ratio, or a 2:1 ratio, 1:2? Like I said, I'm just wondering.
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Post by Gro'bul »

Do you mean their story rejected, if you mean names look in the account forum and galdriel's stickies, names rejected vs accepted from the looks are about 10/1. The story acceptance is probobly about the same.
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Post by Kon Darkwind »

I guess I'm looking at either.

I don't see how 90.901% of people can mess up on their names. That would be...wrong. I find all of this interesting.

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Post by Caranthir the great »

Why not? Look at the names of Runescape, -as grobul said- then take a look at Galdriel's few topics that list unnaccepted names.

People can mess up their names pretty easily, since they don't either bother to read the namerules at all or fail to comprehend what the rules say.
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Post by Falk vom Wald »

About 75 percent of all refused names are those with a small leading letter, such as "gandalf" instead of "Gandalf".

Among the others, the majority has to do with numbers and titles, such as "Gandalf123" and "Mr. Gandalf".

On the following positions we find really unfitting names i.e. "Roy Orbinson", spam-names like "Hacker" and names with slang-meanings like "Cuzudie" and of course we find all types mixed.

The story acceptance is around 30 percent.
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Post by Glorat »

i had ALOT of trouble about names in tibia, as they are just as strict

(well, ok, there are some things different eg you can have a title in the name.)

so i took the time and care to come up with the name Glorat. to be honest i got my reply letter in 3 days compared to most people, which is a bit lucky for me :P.
i guess i learnt my lesson in playing other strict like mmorpgs with my names.

however its a first to encounter a RP based rpg. something id love to try out.
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Post by Keikan Hiru »

Glorat wrote:[...] a RP based rpg [...]
This is my Quote of the Month.
Congratulations.
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Post by Glorat »

a quote of the month?
<cough>lol<cough>

my one has to be

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Post by Twania Green »

All emotions and actions can be shown using the #me function. Of course, be imaginative and creative!

#me beams
#me bursts out laughing
#me chortles
#me chuckles
#me convulses with laughter
#me giggles
#me grins
#me guffaws
#me howls
#me roars
#me shrieks
#me smirks
#me snickers
#me snorts
#me titters
#me whoop
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Post by Caranthir the great »

Have mercy! You don't have to be that creative..

:wink:
I am still wondering what half of those mean.. Guffaws? Is that even English?


[Edit]
I was tempted to check.. and I couldn't find it from my dictionary.
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Post by Twania Green »

For you Caranthir as it would fit dwarf quite well. ;)


n. A hearty, boisterous burst of laughter.

intr.v. guf·fawed, guf·faw·ing, guf·faws
To laugh heartily and boisterously

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Post by Caranthir the great »

Thank you for clearing that out for me.

To thank you, I'll put that into good use and start to confuse my counterplayers without any mercy at all. :wink:
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Post by William Rommel »

HAHAHAHAHA very nicely done gentlemen a great time for the gramaticaly challenged indeed! :lol:
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Post by Yakin »

@William Rommel

a good name really *grr*

Please try to use a normal type size, let it in normal.
It is hard to read what you would like to tell us. Ok?
Thank you
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