Umiron | Fri 27-Jan-17 08:22 AM |
Member since 29th May 2017
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#66714, "RE: I don't think so"
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I don't remember saying what I think you're insinuating, but my not-an-imm-anymore answer is:
If you realize someone has a trigger and changing your behavior accordingly is to your advantage, great.
But! You'll probably end up getting realmed if you do things like try to fire their trigger with emotes. So don't do that.
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 Suggestion: trigger happy flaw
[View all] , laxman, Wed 25-Jan-17 07:49 PM
  RE: Suggestion: trigger happy flaw,
sezdral,
26-Jan-17 11:09 AM, #7
 Except - abusing triggers with emotes will get you rotd...,
Sarien,
26-Jan-17 05:47 PM, #8
 I don't think so,
Kstatida,
27-Jan-17 07:51 AM, #10
RE: I don't think so,
Umiron,
27-Jan-17 08:22 AM #11
Right. This has been the stance for a while.,
Sarien,
27-Jan-17 09:00 AM, #12
I did a version of that...,
Lhydia,
27-Jan-17 05:27 PM, #15
RE: Emotes,
Tac,
27-Jan-17 09:19 AM, #13
Oh,
Kstatida,
27-Jan-17 12:15 PM, #14
RE: Suggestion: trigger happy flaw,
incognito,
27-Jan-17 02:56 AM, #9
I'm positive,
Kstatida,
26-Jan-17 04:50 AM, #4
So you stopped? n/t,
Lhydia,
26-Jan-17 07:07 AM, #5
Trigger train has no brakes,
Kstatida,
26-Jan-17 07:24 AM, #6
It doesn't mean what you think it means,
Murphy,
25-Jan-17 11:47 PM, #1
Rrally this is less about realism than it is about null...,
laxman,
26-Jan-17 12:17 AM, #2
Then think of a better name for it,
Murphy,
26-Jan-17 12:36 AM, #3
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