1.0.0

1.0.0

Terminal 1.0, for WoW Forever's launch.

Share by invite

• .share invite <name> invites a friend, guild member or Battle.net friend who's online (Tab lists them); they type .share accept. Terminal makes the group a code nobody can guess and hands it over only after their yes, only to that character, within 10 minutes. The empty prompt suggests the yes, and the badge shows invites.
• .share code gives a group's code to someone out of reach of an invite; they type .share join <code> (typos are caught). .share new <group> makes a group, .share rename <group> <name> calls it something else: names are yours alone.
• Typed passwords are gone: anyone in your guild could guess one at home. Groups made with a password are forgotten at login, with a line saying how to make them again. Your friends need this version too: invite them again.
• No kick: a group has no owner. To leave someone out, start a new group with the friends you trust. .share and the badge show who's connected.

In your language

• Simple mode's questions in German, Spanish, French, Russian and Chinese: "Quests zum Abbrechen", "où est mon corps", "мои аукционы", "我的邮件" and 45 more. English works on every client as before.
• Stats, food, drink and weapon damage by your language's words ("Ausdauer Essen" finds stamina food); your language's little words are left out of a search ("Essen, das Ausdauer gibt"); shorthand finds places as your client names them ("brd": Schwarzfelstiefen); Chinese typed without spaces is read as the words it's made of.
• Trainers are found by their translated titles ("Bergbaulehrer"), Chinese searches find only names with the characters you typed, and every font choice shows Russian, Chinese and Korean letters.

Also

• After an update, one line in chat says how many new things there are; .changelog shows them.
• English searches answer as they did, as fast.