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I'd like to request the addition of a bounty timer cooldown to the Active Spells window for Stormfront please.
+1 on this. There is a modest part of the BOUNTY output which tells you (in text) how much longer until you can get a new bounty, but that's only if you don't already have one. I find myself still often using the lich ;magic script to track this despite the update to BOUNTY which kind of tells you this information.
Putting it explicitly somewhere, regardless if a character has a present bounty, would be nice.
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>Daid: Pretty sure you have a whole big bucket as your penny jar. You never have only two cents. :p
Putting it explicitly somewhere, regardless if a character has a present bounty, would be nice.
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>Daid: Pretty sure you have a whole big bucket as your penny jar. You never have only two cents. :p
>The only reason I would not like it in the bounty window is because there is already a lot of information there in a small window.
Thats the reason I don't want it in the spell active window. Thats already too full, whereas the bounty window just has a single line in it.
>bounty
... stuff that scrolls the screen
... more stuff that scrolls the screen
You are not currently assigned a task. You are eligible for new task assignment.
Only the first sentence of this output line appears in the bounty window and I'd like to see the "You are elegible for new task assignment." part too.
Thats the reason I don't want it in the spell active window. Thats already too full, whereas the bounty window just has a single line in it.
>bounty
... stuff that scrolls the screen
... more stuff that scrolls the screen
You are not currently assigned a task. You are eligible for new task assignment.
Only the first sentence of this output line appears in the bounty window and I'd like to see the "You are elegible for new task assignment." part too.
