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Sevenless
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Character select doesn't allow you to log out
The auto log tokin forces you to log in, but character select doesn't seem to have any log out options.
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Lucky: can be so ugly, can be so heartwarming
Sevenless: it is life
The Art of Herding
W16 Farmer's Almanac
W16 Casting Rod Cheatsheet
Explanation of the logic behind the cooking system
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loftar
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Re: Character select doesn't allow you to log out
Right. I've always just used the :lo console command myself, so I didn't think about it. You're right that it should be added, probably along with access to the Options window.
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Vigilance
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Re: Character select doesn't allow you to log out
This doesn't even work in the character select, from my testing on default. Neither :lo cs (naturally) or :loloftar wrote:Right. I've always just used the :lo console command myself

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loftar
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Re: Character select doesn't allow you to log out
Sure works for me. :lo cs doesn't exist, the closest alternative is :act lo cs, which initiates the controlled logout sequences once you're actually logged in on a character, but since that's an in-game action, it wouldn't work on the character select screen.Vigilance wrote:This doesn't even work in the character select, from my testing on default. Neither :lo cs (naturally) or :lo
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