Chat links that have a an associated wiki page will have it linked in those search results. /wiki - opens the browser to a search of up to 10 chat links (any links past 10 will be ignored)./wiki - opens your browser to the wiki article named "keyword" if no article exists, searches the wiki for "keyword" and displays relevant articles./wiki - opens your default web browser to wiki's home page.It will send you to the main page of the wiki if there are no search terms specified. You can directly access the wiki's search page from within the game by using the following command: /wiki. /emotelist - displays a list of available Emotes.Using /stuck also works in PvP maps the character will be killed after 30 seconds to allow revival at the starting base. The location is also reported to the developers. Only works while inside instances, it will tell players to use a nearest waypoint when used on maps. Once moved back to spawn, the /stuck command has a cool-down of 10 minutes). /stuck - teleports the player to a nearest walkable point (it gets canceled if the player moves, gets into combat, or does any other action within 30 seconds after using this command, and has a cool-down of 2 minutes./support or /bug - opens the support panel./ip - displays the IP address of the server./deaths - displays the number of times your character has died, " You have died time(s)."./rank - drop a banner of a specific PvP Rank, no higher than your current rank.if you ranked rabbit it will show a rabbit on the banner and some hopping above. /rank - drop a banner that will display your current PvP Rank, e.g." Across all characters, you have played for hours minutes over the past days."." You have played this character for hours minutes over the past days."./age - displays the amount of time you have played Guild Wars 2, in the following format:./ginvite - Invites playername to current represented guild./lfg - toggle presence status between "Looking for Group" and "Online", and opens the Looking for Group panel./unblock or /unignore - remove a player from your block list./block or /ignore - prevent a player from contacting you in any way./unfriend - remove player from your contact list./friend - add a player to your contact list./mentor - enable or disable a mentor tag./squadleave - leave your current squad./squadjoin - join a commander's squad.(Also available as /ff, /gg, /qq and more.) Allows squads or parties to concede defeat faster. Can only be used in raids, strikes, fractals, and Super Adventure Box. /kick - vote to kick party member (requires a majority vote)./join - request to join a player's party./invite - invite a player to join your party.Sends private message to the last person who whispered you. (Appears to be 2000 weapon range)Īctive team ( PvP, WvW, and Daily Activities only.)Īll players in your current Zone or City. These commands activate a specific chat channel:Īll players nearby your character. List of chat commands Basic chat Activating channels Check out his channel () and website Funky Rustic ().Īnd as always, thanks to my trusty Patreons and fans for your support.Īh, tyrian. The M1Rex doesn't have a ride cymbal, or at least a proper one that could be used, so there is a little Roland TR-707 ride at the last rounds of the theme.īig thanks to Alexander Brandon for his great work. Some extra processing in form of EQ, compression, chorus, delay, and reverb were added. Everything was recorded part for part and bit for bit, which took a substantial amount of time when trying and failing as I went along. As with all the other songs in this series, I also opted for some extrapolation and added a little more parts and extended the song - the original is after all only 24 measures on endless repeat, which would have become a bit boring for 3.5 minutes.Īll the sounds are from the KORG M1Rex, the expanded module version of the classic M1 keyboard. Initially I set out to do the intro music too, but landed on just the "Tyrian - The Level" segment which seems to be the most recognised theme from the game. This has also been featured on and it seems the majority out there favours the Adlib version to the MT-32/SC-55, so it was with a bit of trepidation I started working on this, trying to keep it up to standard with what people love about it out there. In this instalment of game music done on old gear, it's time to tackle Tyrian 2000! A brilliant piece of game music from the famous Brandon who made such classics as Jazz Jackrabbit 2, Deus Ex, Unreal and many others.
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