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I'm playing on Stormreaver (PVP) with a new lvl 9 Troll Mage, but looking in the Social/who list I only see 49 users - I have some friends onlinw at the time, but I can't see them and they can't see me (on the same who list ). Is there a reason?
The maximum number of players that /who will show is 49 and as far as i can tell the 49 that it returns are chosen at random. The best way to check if someone is online is to be more specific
eg
/who SWM
will return any charecters called SWM
/who 1
will return any level 1 charecters
/who Ironforge
will return any charceters in Ironforge
/who Ironforge 39
will return and charceters in Ironforge that are level 39
You get the general idea I hope
eg
/who SWM
will return any charecters called SWM
/who 1
will return any level 1 charecters
/who Ironforge
will return any charceters in Ironforge
/who Ironforge 39
will return and charceters in Ironforge that are level 39
You get the general idea I hope
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if you want to keep track of your buddies, add their names to your friends list. you will then see where they are and when the log on/off.
You can also type in, say 1-10 and it'll show up to 49 people between levels 1 and 10 (inclusive).
SatanWantsMe wrote:
The maximum number of players that /who will show is 49 and as far as i can tell the 49 that it returns are chosen at random. The best way to check if someone is online is to be more specific
eg
/who SWM
will return any charecters called SWM
/who 1
will return any level 1 charecters
/who Ironforge
will return any charceters in Ironforge
/who Ironforge 39
will return and charceters in Ironforge that are level 39
You get the general idea I hope
eg
/who SWM
will return any charecters called SWM
/who 1
will return any level 1 charecters
/who Ironforge
will return any charceters in Ironforge
/who Ironforge 39
will return and charceters in Ironforge that are level 39
You get the general idea I hope
There is also /who Guild Name, which returns a list of members of a guild that are online. I used it a few days ago to report a begger to the highest level guild member online (I hope it was the guild master).
You can actually add in more specific search terms, since if you're looking for a two-word guild name, like;
Azure Knights
doinng /who Azure Knights would look for anyone in the guild Azure named "Knights". You can instead do;
/who g-"Azure Knights"
and it will return everyone in the guild Azure Knights. There's also the n- (Name), z- (Zone) and there's a level one as well but I can't remember the code for it.
Azure Knights
doinng /who Azure Knights would look for anyone in the guild Azure named "Knights". You can instead do;
/who g-"Azure Knights"
and it will return everyone in the guild Azure Knights. There's also the n- (Name), z- (Zone) and there's a level one as well but I can't remember the code for it.
Level is l-"<number>", IIRC.
Please "talk up" if your comprehension white-shifts. I will use simple-happy language-words to help you understand.
Thanks guys! The information about the searches was an interesting bit of knowledge and an unexpected find.
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