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Revision as of 17:21, 15 February 2011
| Chat commands |
| /clear |
| /crew |
| /emote (/me) |
| /fbroadcast |
| /fofficer |
| /game |
| /global |
| /global-off |
| /global-on |
| /house |
| /jcrew |
| /officer |
| /royalty |
| /shout |
| /speak (/say) |
| /tell (/msg) |
| /think (/ponder) |
| /tmute |
| /trade |
| /vessel |
The /tell command allows you to send a message to another pirate privately. The receiving pirate must be online. You can only send the message to a single pirate and you cannot combine /think, /shout or /emote with /tell. You can also send tells without typing /tell by selecting the "Tell" bubble to the left of your typing line and selecting or entering in the name of the pirate you wish to send them to.
If a player attempts to send a tell to himself or herself, that player gets a message that says "Talking to oneself is a sign of impending insanity," and the tell doesn't go through.
If a player is playing spades, they may not send a tell to their partner.
Usage
/tell <piratename> <message>, /msg <piratename> <message> (/te <piratename>)
Example
A tell in use. The blue message is a player sending a message to another person, the purple message is the player's received message.
