[SUGGESTION] /pay (username) (amount)K

Recently, I payed someone 130,000 rupees. Only to realize that /pay (username) (amount)K doesn't work. Instead of doing this:

/pay ShyguysAlternate 100000

I suggest adding this:

/pay ShyguysAlternate 100K

Of course there are some pros and cons to this.

Pros:

• More Efficient and quicker to do
• Lessens the amount of numbers occupying the command
• Excellent for numbers ending in there 0's

Cons:

• This command might take some getting used to, and it might be painful
• Not the best with random numbers like 100829

What I propose to the random number idea is to keep that, but have numbers ending in three 0's, replace with a K, like the shops.

-Shy

I like this idea. I think you should be able to use 100k and 100000 so it won't cause confusion.

+1, but like trombone said up there you should be able to pay both ways.

I agree as it would make things easier, now that Aikar has added the use of K and M on shop signs I think he should add it to /pay as well.

This is a great idea. It would be much easier to type! +1

I'm actually a bit in between; it is less typing but it also seems easier to make mistakes, and those are going to be pricy

But:

Agreed. It would make things much more consistent.

SO yeah:

+1

+1

only 2 or 3 zeros to check with the k variable instead of going all the way and count all the zeros to look if you pay too much or not.

I put my mouse between the 3 zeros that constitute the hundreds and the beginning of the thousands to make life easier but this would make me pay in seconds.

*Pays 100k instead of 10k*

Omg yes ! +1 There has been multiple times where mistakes have been made because of not having that there.

good idea +1 maybe for payments over a certain amount a confirmation box should be confirmed too.

I'm lovin' the idea.

Yes that too, have both ways be doable so people can still pay with the 3 zeros as if nothing changed and they're unaware of the update (not that they won't be informed on the forums).

If both are an option then why not, sounds good to me!

Slight bump

I like it +1

+1

You'll less likely put an extra zero in the number because it's much easier to read

:O

+1