For those of you who set up your accounts not realizing that your login name and your in-game name would be the same, there is a solution. Follow the steps here, and support can give you a different name in-game.
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For those of you who set up your accounts not realizing that your login name and your in-game name would be the same, there is a solution. Follow the steps here, and support can give you a different name in-game.
I had heard this but wasn't sure of the exact steps - so thanks for the link.
Not sure if it is worth the trouble for me.... but I have considered it.
I'm torn on this subject (though not losing sleep over it, lol) because I like the fact I can be on any of my characters and still participate in chat, and no one has to wonder who it is, because it's always the same name! :) BUT, I'm a roleplayer at heart so I like to be In Character when I'm playing, and it *does* take away from the immersion, just a little.
Funny the things our brains take time to worry about when there's plenty of real life things going on. I think it's why I play, to escape and socialize.
Yea, I don't like the system that they've used. I have no idea why game developers seem to feel that its a good idea to make public, 50% of the information that is needed to hack into your account.
Can you imagine if a bank did that?
