March 25, 2011 - 3:39pm — Seed
The subject came up in a conversation that a lot of my gestures can be mis-interpreted... And this is always the problem with a game like TEF, where gestures can mean a lot of things, and there's no course for immediate correction. Some things, of course, there's no helping... But if I give the wrong impression, that's no good, and should be corrected.
And, I figure, if someone misunderstands me in a way that's problematic, they're probably not going to say anything unless I ask, because we're kind of a paranoid community about that.
So I might as well ask the question in the title line, and see what I can do about the answer.
Whenever I see you, you run
Now I guess that makes sense when approaching a big group, but when there are two deer and one is your friend, I wonder why the other get's no form of acknowledgement at all.
But, you know, I actually see this happen in the forest a lot, with other people too. Not only you seem to do that.
Hearing that is actually what
Maybe I should add more individualized sniffs in my greeting line-up. When I started, I didn't see sniffing as a part of the normal greeting routine, so to this day, I only return sniffs. Maybe my intent would be clearer if that changed.
I never felt like I was ignoring anyone.
Generally what I do is bow to
But anyway I've never thought there was anything wrong with the way you play your deer. Not like there are strict rules or anything, so I don't think you should worry
Heck, when I play Pent, he rarely acknowledges ANY deer who bow to him, because he talks to trees.
It's less that I feel
When I sit near a friend in a group, to me, I am interacting with the whole group in participating in the sitting experience. I think my standards for what constitutes acknowledgement and interaction are a lot lower than other people's standards, which is problematic when I'm interacting with other people... Come to that, that happens to me in real life, too.
In-game actions are often