me(no space) - (Ex: * gta-maloy] is rolling on the floor laughing!)Дisplays emotion text, as in 'PatN is rolling on the floor laughing!' Switches to a channel without having to use the channel join screen. join - (Ex: /join Blizzard Tech Support) The following commands can only be used while in a chat room. Note: If you are trying to whisper to someone that has the symbol in their name such as you need to add to the end of the name for the message to get to the correct person. stats ID - (Ex: /stats DavidN STAR)Дisplays the player's Win/Loss/Disconnect record for both normal and Ladder games.Дisplays the number of users currently on. who - (Ex: /who Open Tech Support)Дisplays a list of all users in the given channel. You are still able to see all normal public channel messages. This will prevent people from sending whispers to you while in a game as well. To turn the DND mode off, just type /dnd without a reason. 'Do Not Disturb' - prevents ALL whispers from displaying to your screen. dnd - (Ex: /dnd sorry playing a game with GFraizer) To disable this command, use the command again. unignore - (Ex: /unignore BFitch)ДЄllows a previously squelched user to talk to you normally.Дisplays a message that you are away from your keyboard whenever someone whispers to you or does a /whois command on you. Ignores any future messages from that user effectively muting that user to you. This is an excellent way to let a friend know you are online. Sends a private message to a user online regardless of the channel they are in. whoami - (Ex: /whoami) - displays your information on. whois #1).ДЄliases for this command : /where /whereis

This is an excellent way to find your friends online. Looks up some basic information on a user, including their account number and their current location. For StarCraft, Warcraft II BNE, and Warcraft III players, they can also be used during game setup or while a game is in progress.

The following commands can be used in any chat channel.

D2 single player commands