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4 total messages Started by rco... Ronald Courtright Fri, 07 Mar 1997 00:00
PK lists are pointless
#2259
Author: rco... Ronald Courtright
Date: Fri, 07 Mar 1997 00:00
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Sad, but true.  Since names are not unique, and character levels are dynamic,
how can you be sure the player you encounter with then name 'Jane' is the same
'Jane' who did you in on some prior adventure.

Be seeing you,

Ron Courtright
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Re: PK lists are pointless
#2260
Author: sc... scoob
Date: Fri, 07 Mar 1997 00:00
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On 7 Mar 1997 19:08:23 GMT, rco...@best.com (Ronald Courtright) wrote:

>
>--
>Sad, but true.  Since names are not unique, and character levels are dynamic,
>how can you be sure the player you encounter with then name 'Jane' is the same
>'Jane' who did you in on some prior adventure.
>

The only way to tell if it's the same 'Jane' is if you wrote down
his/her b-net account number and it's the same.
daphne, lvl 40 rogue on battle.net (3 dots)
scoob, lvl 17 fighter (no dots)
remove "spamsucks." in my email address to mail me.
Re: PK lists are pointless
#2261
Author: sc... scoob
Date: Sun, 09 Mar 1997 00:00
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On Sat, 08 Mar 1997 18:26:32 GMT, wm...@execpc.com (Tony T) wrote:
>On Fri, 07 Mar 1997 22:35:53 GMT, sc...@spamsucks.mail.iag.net (scoob)
>wrote:
>>On 7 Mar 1997 19:08:23 GMT, rco...@best.com (Ronald Courtright) wrote:
>>
>>>--
>>>Sad, but true.  Since names are not unique, and character levels are dynamic,
>>>how can you be sure the player you encounter with then name 'Jane' is the same
>>>'Jane' who did you in on some prior adventure.
>>>
>>The only way to tell if it's the same 'Jane' is if you wrote down
>>his/her b-net account number and it's the same.
>
>Where is this info?
>

If you type /whois Jane (assuming that it was Jane who just killed
you), it will say:
Jane is logged on to account #9273812 and is currently (in a game,
chat room, etc...)

This person can change their character's name as many times as they
want to, but their account number will stay the same.

hope this helps, 

daphne, lvl 40 rogue on battle.net (3 dots)
scoob, lvl 17 fighter (no dots)
remove "spamsucks." in my email address to mail me.
Re: PK lists are pointless
#2262
Author: rco... Ronald Courtright
Date: Wed, 12 Mar 1997 00:00
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scoob (sc...@spamsucks.mail.iag.net) wrote:
[snip]
: If you type /whois Jane (assuming that it was Jane who just killed
: you), it will say:
: Jane is logged on to account #9273812 and is currently (in a game,
: chat room, etc...)

: This person can change their character's name as many times as they
: want to, but their account number will stay the same.

: hope this helps, 
--
No, it does not.  If it was 'Jane3' vis-a-vis battle.net who slaughtered you,
you do not know that because the game only shows you 'Jane'.  I do not believe
the '/whois' command is available to you within a game.

Be seeing you,

Ron Courtright
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