Just a few short reminders for merchants at the Ball:Don't forget to bring some change. Worrem Dhoshi next to the library exchanges money free of charge. Just give him one circle then switch to the NPC-chat tab and type "tria" to get 250 tria in return. Works with Octas and Hexas too. For small amounts of money that is for sure a better deal than paying at the bank for exchanging money.
As the merchant market takes place also during the ball make sure you read their
"rules" and comply with them. We might be not as strict as them...but the area has a lot of items already so in case of players complains about bad performance the first thing that must go are too many items on display. ;)
The stalls are for everyone (except the one with the barrels. That one we need for the event). You can't reserve a stall. The player who comes first gets the stall..even if it was used by another player the day before. In the unlikely case of all stalls being used feel free to just setup your own in the merchant area. But please be reasonable with the place of your own stall...not in the middle of the pillow area and even less on the dance floor.
For all players:Please dismount. And best also dismiss your mount to not have too many 3d objects at the ball area.
Please restrain yourself from spellcasting. No need to kill performance for everyone around that area.
No clue how many people will come...but if we are lucky and get a few people to gather it might be best to include the name of the person you talk to in your chat-lines (like /me looks at xxxx and says "..."). That way it's easier to keep track of which lines are meant for you.
No shouting. Seems the community sees this "rule" much more relaxed nowadays...but I do not. ;) Exceptions are of course merchants and artists on stage. But I would like to ask merchants also to keep their advertising in /shouts to a minimum. For artists on stage I think every single line they do should be in a /shout to deal with the limited saying-range in PS. So even stuff like "/shout /me bends forward and whispers to the audience. "..."" should use /shout so that everyone is able to follow the performance.
And the most important...have fun.