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Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 7:14 pm
Someone please tell me what these mean:
out miss track AC
and any other PQ words. Thanks.
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Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 7:35 pm
O ut - The people that were in the PQ before you have gotten out. Miss - You missed a chance to get into the PQ, and someone else has gotten in. Track - Using '/find' to see who's currently in the PQ, and what stage they're in. AC - Autoclick, autoclicker, something like that. But it's been banned and don't use it. Ever. D=
Hopefully that makes sense. x3
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Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 7:50 pm
Shiakutsu O ut - The people that were in the PQ before you have gotten out. Miss - You missed a chance to get into the PQ, and someone else has gotten in. Track - Using '/find' to see who's currently in the PQ, and what stage they're in. AC - Autoclick, autoclicker, something like that. But it's been banned and don't use it. Ever. D=
Hopefully that makes sense. x3So let me get this straight. When someone says "out", that means they just finished the PQ, saying "miss" as a party leader means someone got the slot before you could, and a "track" is a person everyone follows? If I remember right, AC's autoclick the entrance NPC to get in. One more question: when someone says "/find name" in party chat with a period in front, what do they want you to do?
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Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 8:01 pm
A ah. Track is a person who isn't in your party, but another one that is currently inside the PQ? And when they say './find name' that's the track of the person currently inside, and you should do '/find name' to see where that person is?
xD;;; That even sounds confusing to me.
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Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 8:06 pm
It's not confusing at all. When someone says ./find name, just type /find name, without the .
It's that simple.
When you type /find name, it tracks that name.
People put a . or something/anything in front of the / to send the message to the party, so the action isn't performed, and they can actually convey whose the track.
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Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 8:10 pm
Shiakutsu A ah. Track is a person who isn't in your party, but another one that is currently inside the PQ? And when they say './find name' that's the track of the person currently inside, and you should do '/find name' to see where that person is?
xD;;; That even sounds confusing to me.So what's the point of having a track? I still don't get why a track is needed. A Rusty Nail It's not confusing at all. When someone says ./find name, just type /find name, without the . It's that simple. When you type /find name, it tracks that name. People put a . or something/anything in front of the / to send the message to the party, so the action isn't performed, and they can actually convey whose the track. I know what /find does. I just don't know why people in PQs say it.
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Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 9:51 pm
Xeno Incognito So what's the point of having a track? I still don't get why a track is needed.
The point is to know who is inside and in which stage his/her party is in so that your leader can get ready to click.
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Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 10:54 pm
Hinameki Xeno Incognito So what's the point of having a track? I still don't get why a track is needed.
The point is to know who is inside and in which stage his/her party is in so that your leader can get ready to click. Oh ok. I finally get it. Thanks.
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Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2007 7:07 am
lets say your in kerning city party quest when they person your "tracking" enters BONUS the leader of the party would start clicking to get a better chance of getting into the quest.
Tracking is used to stalk people ...eg friends and if not that then finding out where people stand in party quests
a little word of advise .. if you want to learn how to track then just write down peoples' name onto a peice of paper and type out their names in like 10 - 15 minutes to find out if they got in or not
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