So the US version of WOW has the option of a random name generator when you create a new character. Its useful on populated realms where most common names are taken rather than trying 50 different names. I used it on my US account and it generates some good names.
Could we get this as a feature in the EU version of the game.
While I agree something like that is long overdue, my experience with using online name generators for specific races and then changing the RNG name more to my liking did work out pretty well.
This somewhat highlights the issue and demonstrates why it’s not available in the EU. While this means nothing in English, it clearly sounds similar to a certain phrase from a European country.
If they were going to lock us into no special letters we’d have to have more purging of inactive characters to make up for it. It’s hard being on a busy realm and finding names free.
don’t we have that already? or atleast i’m pretty sure we have had it in the past i kind of recall trying it out years ago and never liking any of the names it gave me. Or am i confused with another game?
I don’t personally use them, but my language has æøå, any many of our names contain those letters. I can understand someone wanna use them. I do however wonder if people using e.g. ø as a clear replacement of o in their random english names actually know how ø is pronounced.
Yet players in other countries use them. There is a key combo you do to type them out on english keyboards. Google how to do it if you need to report people.
Do you think the russians that get sharded with us should have an english name as well for when sharded? I have honestly not had issues reporting players because of their letters.
I don’t personally use special keys, nor words as names(look at your own…), but I don’t care that others do. I think it’s messy(your name too), but it’s none of my buisness. The more people using special names, the easier for me to give my characters normal ones.
I will admit I cringe extra at foreginers that uses Ø as a replacement for O, or when Elon Musk recently named his last baby Sideræl(which sounds like “side crap” in norwegian), but they have their own idea of how it’s suppose to sound.