New Format: Observation 1

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train

Guest
Has anyone else noticed that the quick reply doesn't allow for a "title" to be entered on the reply...

I noticed this when trying to reply to the D&D game that is being played, and didn't have anywhere to enter the character name for my into to the post...
 
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Spiderman

Administrator
Staff member
It's up to you. You could just put your character's name as the first line of the Quick reply...
 
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Notepad

Guest
Or, you could take the extra five seconds to..."GO ADVANCED!!!1!111!11one"

Seriously, how lazy are you, you can't GO ADVANCED for the good of your role playing mission? I know I'd take the extra five seconds if it meant I'd GO ADVANCED and be all...um, advanced...and stuff... :rolleyes:
 
Oversoul

Oversoul

The Tentacled One
I don't know anything about "go advanced" but I can just hit the same old "post reply" button as I did in the old format...
 
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Notepad

Guest
Ah, come on, when you could GO ADVANCED instead!

Say for example, you could be making a saving throw when using your cooking skill to bake a loaf of bread for the party. Would you just do that? Or...would you have your mage friends cast Haste and Choose Fate on you? Hmm? I ask?

GO ADVANCED!
 
Ferret

Ferret

Moderator
Staff member
Well, I can see one advantage for the Quick Reply: slow connections. Out here in no-person's land (it's good to be p.c.) connections speeds can be pretty lousy (I used to get faster connections w/ dial-up). The Quick Reply can keep you from having to wait for another page to load when you reply instead of seeing everything appear on the screen slowly w/ "22 items to go" on your status bar...

-Ferret

"There have been some days that I didn't feel like replying because the wait was taking too darned long!!!"
 
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