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05-03-2014, 06:35 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:03 AM by Fearless Community.
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It separates it from being IC and OOC.
Why would you even inform a colleague that there is a raid going on? You informed your colleague that a raid was going on through a feature that is used for IC reasons, such as RPing - and thus could be interpreted as IC information, even if you put "this is nlr". Could you explain to me, why did you send to your friend that there is a raid going on but then put "nlr" in front of the message. Isn't it obvious that that player who received the message would understand this as information to act?
Why would you even inform a colleague that there is a raid going on? You informed your colleague that a raid was going on through a feature that is used for IC reasons, such as RPing - and thus could be interpreted as IC information, even if you put "this is nlr". Could you explain to me, why did you send to your friend that there is a raid going on but then put "nlr" in front of the message. Isn't it obvious that that player who received the message would understand this as information to act?
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