/who [class] all

[Benebric]

That's about every 30 seconds

[soup]

Originally Posted by burkemi5 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

have you ever played a druid/shaman/enchanter? you will want to use anon

I leveled a druid 1-50 without ever once using /role or /anon, and once at 50 I continued to never use either, with the exception of a SINGLE time I was in Plane of Hate for about an hour. Turned it off immediately upon leaving.

If I could push a button and completely remove anon and role from the game I'd push it in a heartbeat, lack of classic be damned [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[Knuckle]

Your a bunch of internet hardasses for not using anon/roleplay as a buffslut class.

[Rasah]

Originally Posted by soup [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

If I could push a button and completely remove anon and role from the game I'd push it in a heartbeat, lack of classic be damned [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

That might put an end to civility on the server.

[toddfx]

I thought that at one point in time you could do even more elaborate stuff along the lines of "/who all cleric 30 35 LFG" but recently it seems it does not take all the variables into consideration. A class and level range works fine, but if I remember correctly, the LFG variable does not seem to be considered when combined with a level range.

Is it true a longer string of variables was once classic?

Note: I do not have an IP exemption.

[fischsemmel]

Originally Posted by burkemi5 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

have you ever played a druid/shaman/enchanter? you will want to use anon

Main was a chanter on live for years, and I never used, or even wanted to use, anon or roleplay.

Actually I take that back. I may have wanted to and actually used roleplay in the first year or so of playing. But that was only because I thought when you wanted to roleplay, you were supposed to /roleplay. Good times!

[fischsemmel]

Originally Posted by toddfx [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I thought that at one point in time you could do even more elaborate stuff along the lines of "/who all cleric 30 35 LFG" but recently it seems it does not take all the variables into consideration. A class and level range works fine, but if I remember correctly, the LFG variable does not seem to be considered when combined with a level range.

Is it true a longer string of variables was once classic?

Note: I do not have an IP exemption.

I don't know anything about this, but I wish /who count all was around. Haha.

I'm pretty sure I'm the reason that command was removed way back in the day. I used that thing nonstop to see how many different X class Y race Z level range characters were online.

Guess if you are specific enough with your queries, it isn't really needed though. And EQEmu doesn't hide the overall server pop. Oh well.

[Mcbard]

Originally Posted by toddfx [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I thought that at one point in time you could do even more elaborate stuff along the lines of "/who all cleric 30 35 LFG" but recently it seems it does not take all the variables into consideration. A class and level range works fine, but if I remember correctly, the LFG variable does not seem to be considered when combined with a level range.

Is it true a longer string of variables was once classic?

Note: I do not have an IP exemption.

The lfg tag works just fine combined with a level range for me.

[Versus]

Originally Posted by Mcbard [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The lfg tag works just fine combined with a level range for me.

Same. I do "/ all 30 40 LFG" all the time and it works perfectly.

[toddfx]

Sorry guys, you're right. Not sure what I was smoking