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Originally Posted by skarlorn
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double post to continue my cringe at Nagoya. Rly awkward posts to read. Better luck thinking up a name next time pal, PM if you need help with the ol' creativity [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] |
All my names are super fine, up and running! Don't worry for Nagoya and my stupid army of alts
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My creativity does not need the help of someone naming characters platwhore, womblord or some bus-line, thank you very much.
It's cute that you've selected a few favorite insulting words like "cringe" and "autist" thinking that they usually make you win most online arguments and keep using them like you own the place and affect other people's lives. Being insulting, vulgar and arrogant certainly makes you super manly and fierce, continue you have this! You're winning the fight big boy, your mother is proud of you
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Anyway. /ignore skarlorn.
My only point is that the Naming Convention for PCs should ressemble the "policy" that was used by the devs when making the NPCs for the game. If their Creative Department decided that having a Lars Ulrich or a Mike Patton, a Chopin, Back or Bob Ross in Norrath; that probably means that we can get away with real-life/pop references as well, while still being aligned with Everquest's vision and immersion.
Offensive names, Barcode names, Sentence-names, etc. don't exist in NPCs and as such should probably not exist in PCs either. Everything else should be fine.