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I was wondering if it would possible to allow regional languages like Chondathan, Immarski, and others. It would be quite a bit of fun, I think, to have some variety in languages, elves and dwarves shouldn't be the only ones to have the fun of being able to talk in front of outsiders in their racial tongues.
Also, is it possible to roleplay the learning of a new language in game, such as by convincing a friend to teach you, or finding a tutor somewhere?
And one big question I can't find anything anywhere is, is it possible to whisper with the DMFI languages?
And unrelated to languages, but related to DMFI: Could it be possible to use the DMFI player tool to rename yourself and items? It would be useful for disguises and the like, as well as for crafting or just personalizing your items.
And I suppose on the note of language, on a few other PW's I played on in NWN1 you could get pen and paper items, and use them to type/scribe notes that appeared as ingame items you could examine. In one world they were also made to be ignored by the game's cleanup filter and persistently stored so people could leave notes laying about for different reasons. There was even one Red Dragon Disciple who would write poems and leave them laying about because he had a 'tough guy' image and would love hearing other character talk about them.
EDIT: One more question, could the DMFI die rolls have switches, maybe from the player tool, to be either private, public, or DM viewable? It'd also be nice to get rid of the modifier in the display, because then people can figure out your stats and such which can be a bit of a killjoy.
Also, is it possible to roleplay the learning of a new language in game, such as by convincing a friend to teach you, or finding a tutor somewhere?
And one big question I can't find anything anywhere is, is it possible to whisper with the DMFI languages?
And unrelated to languages, but related to DMFI: Could it be possible to use the DMFI player tool to rename yourself and items? It would be useful for disguises and the like, as well as for crafting or just personalizing your items.
And I suppose on the note of language, on a few other PW's I played on in NWN1 you could get pen and paper items, and use them to type/scribe notes that appeared as ingame items you could examine. In one world they were also made to be ignored by the game's cleanup filter and persistently stored so people could leave notes laying about for different reasons. There was even one Red Dragon Disciple who would write poems and leave them laying about because he had a 'tough guy' image and would love hearing other character talk about them.
EDIT: One more question, could the DMFI die rolls have switches, maybe from the player tool, to be either private, public, or DM viewable? It'd also be nice to get rid of the modifier in the display, because then people can figure out your stats and such which can be a bit of a killjoy.
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