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Random chat function
Since classic and pretty all of graal in general has shifted toward being a primarily social based game, socializing should be of heavy concern in development. I propose an optional "chat button" (Like the chat/guild chat) that is enabled by option in the menu that, upon tapping, directs a pm to a random online player. Players who do not wish to receive any random messages simply disable the same option that enables the random chat button.
This would initiate conversation with random people who also chose to enable the random chat, and it would decrease boredom for a lot of players who don't have any friends online. |
Because everyone would love to be sent
>single dirty rp >furry looking to roleplay >RECRUITING FOR TOWER GUILD >hai xd recruiting for social guild >any boys or girl want skype?/ |
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"Marry me" Or "Donate plz" |
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On a serious note, this feature is a double edged sword, as pointed out above, players are susceptible to random, unwanted, spam messages. Although it'd be able to be turned off as OP said. I'm sure some players would be interested in trialling it! |
A chat function based on the idea of posting random messages to random people? Have you ever taken a look at what people on the internet post while under the guise of anonymity? The posts above seem to sum up the kind of messages you could expect. Regardless if you are able to opt out, it still sounds like a bad idea.
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Probably the worst idea i saw regarding iClassic .. lol
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Was horrible |
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Meanwhile, it's hard to get anyone to talk to you on Omegle unless you pretend to be a tweenage girl, and what ensues is worse than not talking at all. |
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For all I know she was probably a middle aged ********* or some shet. |
"Trading accounts!"
"Okay!" "The email didn't work, you sure it's the right one? Hello?" *You are already connected to the server* |
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