Giving names
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Giving names
Several people whom I've shared names with are still known as "Man". Must I use the "Give Name" option every time? I'm sorry being rather stupid.
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Here's a little more detailed explanation of how the introduction system works:
When you type #i, anyone within a 2 tiles radius will now see your name above your head instead of "Man" or whatever. Obviously, only do that when your character has introduced himself to the person already.
The same will happen when someone else types #i with you near them. You'll see their name above their head.
Sometimes, however, some characters introduce themselves but don't do the #i command for several reasons; They might have given you a fake name, they might have just forgotten or might even be too lazy. The best alternative, in this case, is to right-click them and select Give Name. It's generally preferred that you DON'T ask them OOC'ly to do #i, because it might make them uncomfortable if their character gave a fake name.
The Give Name command is also useful when your character overhears someone introduce their name, or someone calls someone else by their name. You can then proceed with using this option to store in memory the name you've just learnt by overhearing or whichever other mean possible.
If you have any questions feel free to ask.
When you type #i, anyone within a 2 tiles radius will now see your name above your head instead of "Man" or whatever. Obviously, only do that when your character has introduced himself to the person already.
The same will happen when someone else types #i with you near them. You'll see their name above their head.
Sometimes, however, some characters introduce themselves but don't do the #i command for several reasons; They might have given you a fake name, they might have just forgotten or might even be too lazy. The best alternative, in this case, is to right-click them and select Give Name. It's generally preferred that you DON'T ask them OOC'ly to do #i, because it might make them uncomfortable if their character gave a fake name.
The Give Name command is also useful when your character overhears someone introduce their name, or someone calls someone else by their name. You can then proceed with using this option to store in memory the name you've just learnt by overhearing or whichever other mean possible.
If you have any questions feel free to ask.
http://illarion.org/community/forums/vi ... 312#196312
There's also some more information on using the #i command
There's also some more information on using the #i command