seeing when someone matches speed

[formerly known as hf]

would it be possible to list on the events list when a character matches speed with someone, or changes speed?

[TatteredShoeLace]

I agree, it would help.

[Solfius]

yes, i think that's be nice too

[Sunni Daez]

I agree...

[TheTheorist]

I think it's lazyness. Just check for yourself?

There's no need for this to be implemented in my oppinion. Much more important things to be done!

[Birdsall007]

Please add this, I clicked on it by mistake and turned around without realising it.

All it needs to do is say you turned around (if you did) and changed your speed to xx%.

My poor char was so confused, it was almost funny

[The Industriallist]

When you turn around (or anyone does) there is an event. Unless you do it by something that's at least kind of a bug exploit, and may or may not work.

Or if you turn around by matching speed with someone going the other way, maybe.

[Bran-Muffin]

I think he meant he matched speed with someone then that person turned around and his character did as well with no notice.

I kinda like this suggestion, I look myself but it would make things alot easier.

[formerly known as hf]

The character he matched speed with must have been going in the other direction - in which case, the turning around doesn't count as an event... Which is one reason this'd be nice. But, sure, there are more important things, but this'd be good if it was easy to implement. And as for checking yourself, that takes quite some time for those with slow connections...

[Birdsall007]

Here's what happened.

I left a location. When I checked my char, they had been spoken to. I still don't know how I managed to click the = button, but I did. I arrived a little while later at the place I had left not too long before.

I'm assuming that when I clicked on the button, it turned me around as that was the only action I carried out with that char. If it wasn't the button, there is something else wrong, unless we've got circular roads now