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To learn more about Discord, visit their website [https://discordapp.com/features here!] | To learn more about Discord, visit their website [https://discordapp.com/features here!] | ||
| − | == TeamSpeak == | + | == <strike>TeamSpeak == |
Connect to our TeamSpeak server here: <code>ts3server://phoenixnetwork.ca</code> | Connect to our TeamSpeak server here: <code>ts3server://phoenixnetwork.ca</code> | ||
| + | </strike><br> | ||
| + | We no longer require the use of TeamSpeak. | ||
| − | == In Server Mail == | + | == In-Server Mail == |
In game, you can send mail to other players. These players don't even need to be online. Just remember their username!<br> | In game, you can send mail to other players. These players don't even need to be online. Just remember their username!<br> | ||
To send mail, type <code>/mail send <user> <message></code><br> | To send mail, type <code>/mail send <user> <message></code><br> | ||
Or a real world example: <code>/mail send Mayor_Mike Hello. How are you?</code><br> | Or a real world example: <code>/mail send Mayor_Mike Hello. How are you?</code><br> | ||
Latest revision as of 17:31, 2 April 2019
This page contains links and a brief explanation of the types of communication we use on the server
Discord
To connect to our Discord, click here!
To learn more about Discord, visit their website here!
TeamSpeak
Connect to our TeamSpeak server here: ts3server://phoenixnetwork.ca
We no longer require the use of TeamSpeak.
In-Server Mail
In game, you can send mail to other players. These players don't even need to be online. Just remember their username!
To send mail, type /mail send <user> <message>
Or a real world example: /mail send Mayor_Mike Hello. How are you?
