Sovereign Posted October 7, 2003 Posted October 7, 2003 Meditate, bow, flourish adn the other emotes added by Raven. How do they work? When I try to use them, only Taunt works. Is it a server command, something alse I must enable, or am I just stupid?
king yoda Posted October 7, 2003 Posted October 7, 2003 i think they must work in mp and sp. enable cheats then type in the console: bow taunt meditate thereisnospoon gloat flourish
Cavkov Posted October 7, 2003 Posted October 7, 2003 damn i dont know how to meditade or bow...but i know how to insult one lol thats quite cool to
Sovereign Posted October 7, 2003 Author Posted October 7, 2003 I don't see anything happen, neither does my friend (watching me as another player). It appears to be just another of many strange things...
Kurgan Posted October 7, 2003 Posted October 7, 2003 All of the "emotes" will only work in Duel or PowerDuel game modes while you are playing. In the rest of the game modes (including lightsaber challenges in FFA) you can only use taunt. Obviously Raven felt that having people sitting around meditating or bowing doesn't have a place in CTF, Siege, FFA, or Team FFA. Emotes will also work in Single Player, but I would point out that "thereisnospoon" is not an emote, but just spins the camera in slow motion in SP. They should work in both SP and MP without cheats btw. Here is how to use them in Duel/PowerDuel/SP: bind <key> bow bind <key2> meditate bind <key3> gloat bind <key4> flourish bind <key6> taunt PS: You can also just look in your Controls (under Setup) and there should be options to change them right there. ; )
TK-8252 Posted October 7, 2003 Posted October 7, 2003 I want to know WHY was meditate one of the emotes only in duel? Who's going to sit down in the middle of a duel? If raven wanted to make the players happy by including their beloved /amsit as a default emote... Why didn't they put it in FFA like what happened in Jedi Outcast? And we still have to kneel and look down in FFA duels.
Pedro The Hutt Posted October 7, 2003 Posted October 7, 2003 Simple, looking badass, especially on the Yavin duel map you could get alot of distance between you and your opponent, so you could be "calm" and nicely sit down waiting for your opponent to catch up with you, and stand up in time to re-open the duel.
TK-8252 Posted October 7, 2003 Posted October 7, 2003 Originally posted by Pedro The Hutt Simple, looking badass, especially on the Yavin duel map you could get alot of distance between you and your opponent, so you could be "calm" and nicely sit down waiting for your opponent to catch up with you, and stand up in time to re-open the duel. But no one in Jedi Outcast duels used /amsit in duels. Only in FFA so they can chat and talk about their sweet Darth Maul skin.
g//anarki Posted October 8, 2003 Posted October 8, 2003 Originally posted by Pedro The Hutt Simple, looking badass, especially on the Yavin duel map you could get alot of distance between you and your opponent, so you could be "calm" and nicely sit down waiting for your opponent to catch up with you, and stand up in time to re-open the duel. This ^ is a very good idea. I will have a long chat with Gearbox to include emotes (especially meditate) in Halo: Combat Evolved. I hate these newbie games that lack emotes. I would like to /amsit in the middle of Blood Gulch and chat about my leet Master Chief skin.
TK-8252 Posted October 8, 2003 Posted October 8, 2003 Just wait... there will be an emote mod that lets you use all the emotes in all the gamemodes, and adds 943632 new emotes. The /amkiss and /amhug shall begin!
Pedro The Hutt Posted October 8, 2003 Posted October 8, 2003 Well, it would be an idea to show that you have no hard feelings about being "owned" in a duel XD
Kurgan Posted October 8, 2003 Posted October 8, 2003 I always thought the purpose of a taunt (they are actually called taunts, the term "emote" is something that we've picked up from JediMod and the like, which are MODS for Jedi outcast) was to "taunt" (that is, make angry) your opponent. ; ) To provoke them... so a taunt is supposed to make them go after you, and its a nice way to say "ready." The sitting down one shows you're so relaxed (because they're not putting up a good enough fight) that you're willing to put yourself in a super vulnerable position. Or, it could be a (another) nice way of saying "I'm away" (for people who cares about that sort of thing.
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