How to change who to speak to in Warcraft games

Direct enter is said to allies.

Shift Enter is said to everyone.

When entering the game, choose the single-player game - custom game.

You can't use LAN even if you use LAN mode alone, let alone playing with others.

If you get it right, click Enter and a message will appear

If you have all or allies, you're mistaken.

It is the number of money and wood that you want to brush in the good space.

Enter to your allies, referees.

shift+enter is sent to everyone.

Cheats cannot be used in the local network.

Cheats cannot be used in the local network.

Press Chat, and look inside, there's one to the observer and the other.

The observer is invisible to others.

greedisgood: a space, and then enter how much wood and money you want, such as greedisgood 999999

However, in the regional network, you can play maps with others to ask for special cheats for that map (some don't), and you can't use greedisgood in the local area network to 999999 this cheats and other stand-alone cheats.

Not in the single-player campaign.

Hit enter.

Press greedisgood

Just hit enter again.

Single-player games can be played with LAN, not with LAN.

When you play 2v2, press enter directly, and if you want to send it out, you will see it to the allies, and if you want to send it to everyone, hold down shift and press enter! To send it to a specific person in the game, point an ally in the upper row, and light up that dot after the corresponding name!

Press F12 to change the chat object.

Stand-alone mode: Enter the greedisgood space for the number of money you want to swipe Enter.

Other LAN and network modes: If you can't brush money and wood (unless you use it as a cheat), if you want to change the chat object, you can press shift and enter at the same time or press F12 to select the chat object.

That's when you're on a local area network, and you have to play single-player.

Hold down shift before each input, and then press enter. At this point, the display is "To everyone". A single-input operation.

If it's everyone's every time, then as the first floor said, change the person you're talking to, but it's always everyone every time you enter, and you have to do it again if you change it back.

Tap the chat button at the top of the screen and switch "allies" to "everyone".

Press shift+enter

You can play a dialogue mode between allies and everyone!

If someone wants to tell everyone, press shift+enter

When you say it to an ally, just press enter

Pressing shift+enter is to address everyone.

Pressing enter speaks to allies, and pressing shift enter speaks to everyone

Enter key: Shift+Enter is for everyone, and you can also debug directly from the chat options above, and you can directly enter to speak to the person you use.

Enter is an ally, shift+enter is everyone.

alt+enter is all --- enter is what your own people see.

The default input is an ally in 2v2 and can be switched with shift+enter.

In 1v1, the default is everyone.

Talk to the Alliance: Ctrl+Enter

Talk to everyone: shift+enter

As a referee, I want to talk to a player alone: F11 and then select the object's default speech is to speak to an ally, the referee defaults to speak to the referee, and the ** mode does not allow talking to a player!

It seems to be shift+carriage return. It's been a long time since I forgot it.

Just hold down shift and click enter at the same time.

Click on f12 Seems yes. It's just that the top row has a chat setting. Then you can see the settings to change the default chat partner.

……It should be the ...... problem in the settings

You can create a new category and set the visible type ......

I don't understand the specific needs of operation, I don't understand ......

Chat settings that have, can be set to chat with everyone,

You can press shift+enter to send it to everyone.

You can simply add all in front of the conversation.

For example: all come and kill me, I'm here.

team come to my side to fight the boss together....

This is a stand-alone game、、Why do you send a message when you're playing alone?