A status that is in the process of being created, and could be a pending creation or a completed creation. An incoming message.
A status that is in the process of being created. It isn’t yet a pending creation.
The status 0x0 is a placeholder for the messages that are still being created, waiting in line to be sent over to the party. It is also a placeholder for the messages that will never be sent over because the sender hasn’t logged in yet. This can take a while, and for some, it’s the only thing that’s ever going to happen.
A status that is in the process of being created.An incoming message.A placeholder status that is in the process of being created. It isnt yet a pending creation.The status 0x0 is a placeholder for the messages that are still being created, waiting in line to be sent over to the party. It is also a placeholder for the messages that will never be sent over because the sender hasnt logged in yet.
It’s usually used by those who are currently logged in to send a message to a pending creation and wait for it to be created. This can also allow our characters to go back to their previous status, so that we can go back to our main game world if the game should crash.
We dont typically use status 0x0, but since the game already has a few “sending status 0x0 messages” messages, it was a good way to just make it a placeholder for a random message that will never be sent.
You can also send a status 0x0 message to a character in a game world, for example if the game world is your home. If the character has a status 0x0 on the main game world, you will receive a message from him telling you that he is now in your home. You can also send status 0x0 messages to characters in the online game world, but the message will not be sent to the actual character.
Status 0x0 is a placeholder for a random message that won’t be sent. Just like any other random message, a 0x0 status message is completely unimportant in the real world, but important in the online game world. There are a few things that you can send over the network that will be interpreted as 0x0 status messages, such as if you were in the process of putting out a fire, or if someone has blocked your internet access.
