Unique ID separate to the Name applied to each character - visible on death

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A feature of some other online games like RUST is that players will have a unique ID bound to the account (character). This extends further to a unique body that cant be changed. When you change your name you can fool some people that you are someone else, but others can tell by the look of you or your ID if they combat you.

What I would suggest for Helbreath is that each character has a unique ID, that can be inspected - perhaps only when the player has been killed or is pretend corpse.

This will help to track spies, if players are known to have repeatedly violated community rules around town behaviour - they could always be found by their ID.

If they do enough bad things like DS or scamming - they would have to delete the character and create a new one to fully hide from their crimes. Changing name will trick some, but guilds would be able to know to not let them in.

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Quote from Nakey

This only works to find people that changed his name.. but for spys, probably they are using two accounts.

correct, but when you know that character is a spy, you can just ignore them and not allow into guild or party hunts etc. its not sorely missing or a game-changer feature but it would be nice to have for me i guess.

I finally figured out most of this guys characters across both towns, It would be great if it wouldn't be undone by a few name change tickets.

When people request to  join guilds , captains can ask other  guilds if the person applying had scammed other guilds etc

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Nakey

This only works to find people that changed his name.. but for spys, probably they are using two accounts.

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AVENE

Knowing who is the spy is useless since its pretty much allowed. And most people have both towns character under different account. Many of them bought accounts or create new account for that.

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I’d prefer to see a unique ID per account, not character. It could be something like you type:


/whois Jess


This would produce a Unique Account ID, (not the one used for login).

tbh the command would probably be easier to implement too - but also makes it harder to spy or hide who you are etc. Id be for either

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Jess

I’d prefer to see a unique ID per account, not character. It could be something like you type:


/whois Jess


This would produce a Unique Account ID, (not the one used for login).