There are toggle options for displaying bubbles for each of the available audience scopes except for /zone and /guild, as well as the option to only see the chat bubbles of those players who are known to you, either through your Contacts list or Guild rosters. Spanish-speaking players who are in the same zone.Ĭhinese-speaking players who are in the same zone.Ĭurrently in beta, chat bubbles can be activated from the Interface Settings menu and display a text box above a player's head when they use the chat system.

Russian-speaking players who are in the same zone. Japanese-speaking players who are in the same zone. German-speaking players who are in the same zone.Įnglish-speaking players who are in the same zone.įrench-speaking players who are in the same zone. In Cyrodiil or the Imperial City, only members of your own Alliance will see it. Players in the surrounding area (wider than /say but not as wide as /zone). The user who last whispered you as the target. Officers of the guild only, where # is 1 through 5 corresponding to one of the 5 guilds you may belong to (e.g., /officer1)Ī user who is indicated by (e.g., /whisper would cause subsequent messages to only be heard by ExampleUser) Members of the guild, where # is 1 through 5 corresponding to one of the 5 guilds you may belong to (e.g., /guild1) Players who are currently part of the user's group Players in the surrounding area has a different display format to /say, used to roleplay character actions (e.g., /me waves would give a chat result of ' waves') Players in the surrounding area (this is the default channel) Any future chats will continue to use the same scope until a new chat is used.

The scope of the audience that will receive the chat is specified by prefacing the chat message with one of the following commands. A profanity filter is in place in order to prevent other players from reading offensive content. A box appears in the bottom left corner, which contains a log of what other players have recently said as well as a text field for the player to add to the conversation. Players can bring up a chat window by pressing the 'Enter' key (Windows) or 'Return' key (OS X).

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