Learning those languages without spending training points in it requires you
to sit by NPC's who would hold that language as a natural language to them
(i.e. sit by your High Elf trainer to learn Elder Elvish..or any High Elf
NPC. Yes you can spend trng points in it..but why waste them when you can
get things otherwise.
- Ziffnab
-----Original Message-----
From: Ken Morris [mailto:
kmorris2@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 1999 9:18 AM
To:
eq_wizards@onelist.com
Subject: Re: [eq_wizards] Charging for Services
From: "Ken Morris" <
kmorris2@...>
When you are grouped with your monk friend, switch to your persona screen
and right click on your text box. Your text box will then switch to your
language box and allow you to switch what language you are speaking in. You
must have a rating of Excellent in any given language to train someone else
to excellent.
As far as the languages of Combine, Dragon and a few otheres, no one starts
out knowing them fluently. A couple other ppl here have already mentioned
how to become fluent in them, so I won't get into that now, but it does take
a lot of time to learn. Took me 8 hours to learn Elder Elvish, Combine, and
Dragon to excellent!!
Talarin Kal'Amon, High Elven Wizard
----- Original Message -----
From: Vincent Archer <Vincent.Archer@...>
To: <eq_wizards@onelist.com>
Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 1999 3:42 AM
Subject: Re: [eq_wizards] Charging for Services
> From: Vincent Archer <Vincent.Archer@...>
>
> According to Ken Morris:
> > I have never charged for binding services or casting invis on someone.
I
> > will accept donations if they wish to give them, but I never require a
> > payment. However, languages are a whole new ballgame. It takes a lot
of
> > time and effort to learn these languages, especially Dragon and Combine.
I
> > see nothing wrong with expecting some compensation for your time and
effort
> > in teaching someone a language.
>
> That's something that still eludes me. How does one learn langages? I
know,
> I've been told that you just chat in a group... but that doesn't seem to
work.
> Does one has to invest one point at guild in it? Then how does you learn
> Dragon, Combine, or come to think of it, Elder something?
>
> I have a monk friend, and we group fairly often, yet he has still to get a
> single piece of proficiency in Elvish, Teir'Dal or Elder Elvish.
>
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