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* Originally, this command both accepted and rejected invitations to join an event, but now it appears to only '''accept''' invitations. To do so, make sure you use the number 1 as the argument. | * Originally, this command both accepted and rejected invitations to join an event, but now it appears to only '''accept''' invitations. To do so, make sure you use the number 1 as the argument. | ||
* Invitations to events can be '''declined''' using the {{slashcommand|lfg_remove_from_queue}} command. | * Invitations to events can be '''declined''' using the {{slashcommand|lfg_remove_from_queue}} command. | ||
==Example== | ==Example== | ||
/lfg_event_response 1 | /lfg_event_response 1 | ||
Revision as of 21:00, 18 June 2022
Slash command
/lfg_event_response string
Accept an invitation to join an event (trial or task force).
- String is simply 0 or 1.
- Originally, this command both accepted and rejected invitations to join an event, but now it appears to only accept invitations. To do so, make sure you use the number 1 as the argument.
- Invitations to events can be declined using the /lfg_remove_from_queue command.
Example
/lfg_event_response 1