[OOC] OOC Chat

[Oskik]

you mean like this?

[Wasbii]

No more.. spamming.. eep *death*

[Oskik]

Lol, i did that b/c whenever someone says don't do something or something else like that (leet, u) you do it an assload. lol, funny, eh? i think so; it brightens my day

[Wasbii]

well... mebbe in wow.. but spamming here just gets irritating for admins

[Oskik]

i no, im gonaa try to stop. i don't do it on purpose; i justt think of things to say after i post. i'm used to iming

[Ceres deRehka]

Yes, but posting isn't quite the same as IMing. Like it was suggested earlier, editing earlier posts is the easiest way to solve the problem of thinking of things after you've already posted. I do that a lot.

[Oskik]

i get that now, it's just that i only made this account a few days ago and i'm used to playing tabletop and iming, so i type fast and refresh alot waiting for stuff to happen, but it's not gonna happen in game.

[Ceres deRehka]

Mm, yea, probably not. It sometimes happens, but really, patience is a virtue on this site.

Although the good thread has been posting at a nice pace recently. :biggrin:

[Oskik]

yeah, well i've got a great computer so i can do a bunch of stuff at once. but, lately, i've just been listening to music and refreshing a bunch.

[Oskik]

(this is a while later) Yo, Spike Speigel, what time zone are you and nickolie in?

[Wasbii]

oskik look to the right of the persons uh, nameplate? the dark area where the Avatar is.

Next to Experience, theres a thingy that says GMT, tells u what timezone theyre in

[Oskik]

All i see is a time and a date

[Dorn Limbrook]

Yeah. Compare it to your current time and date at the bottom right of your screen, and you can figure out how many hours ahead/behind they are.

[Wasbii]

you can look at the top left of the dark blue bar (if ur using parchment) to see the time/date the post was made (note: it will be in your time)

[Oskik]

7[-]@nx