RazorBrains
Well-Known Member
I think disabling global chat and forced to use /global was not a good idea. Now global chat is dead, the game community seems dead. I admit I am a person that usually tunes out global chat, and don't talk much in global other than to answer questions or ask questions. I can see what the intent was, but I am not sure this was the right approach. Agree that if there were substantially more people, there would be a need to disable chat or have chat tabs or something. But with a small community this really makes the game feel more lonely.
My other concern is how will newbs even ask questions? It will be real hard for new players to use /global especially if nobody is using it. 1) they might not figure it out 2) they will be embarrassed because nobody else is using it.
I would suggest reverting this change and think more deeply on a future solution.
My other concern is how will newbs even ask questions? It will be real hard for new players to use /global especially if nobody is using it. 1) they might not figure it out 2) they will be embarrassed because nobody else is using it.
I would suggest reverting this change and think more deeply on a future solution.