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Later when Kurt wants to lead Wendall has to type leader Kurt to make Kurt | Later when Kurt wants to lead Wendall has to type leader Kurt to make Kurt | ||
Revision as of 22:28, 25 January 2016
FOLLOW GROUP AUTOGROUP
Usage: follow <playername>
leader <playername>
group
autogroup
To make a group, a "leader" must be selected. All members of the group must
then follow the leader using the follow command. The leader should NOT
follow anyone at all! Group with no arguments shows the status of your group.
Use leader <groupmember> to change the leader of the group.
The toggle autogroup will now let you automaticly accept new group members.
With involve the groupleader determines how much chance a groupmember will
have of actually hitting the target.
After the final blow, the experiencepoints will be devided among the
groupmembers. Those who damaged the target the most will get the most exp.
Example: Kurt and Johan wishes to group with Wendall.
Kurt : follow wendall
Johan: follow wendall
Later when Kurt wants to lead Wendall has to type leader Kurt to make Kurt
the leader.
If somebody wants to leave a group they can type follow <charactername> to
follow themselves and thus leaving the group.
The leader can drop somebody out of the group by using UNGROUP.
See also: AUTOSPLIT EXPERIENCE GTELL INVOLVE LEADER REPORT UNGROUP
