Guide: Global Agenda emotes

One of the amusing things about Global Agenda is all of the animated emotes that are included in the game.  These are little "slash commands" that can be entered into the GA chat window that have various effects.  Some of them are serious and intended to provide quicker access to items that are accessible in other ways via the user interface.  Others, though, cause your avatar to express sarcastic little emotions or put on short animated shows, visible both to yourself and to other players.

Here's a list of the "slash commands" that I've discovered in GA so far.  First, the serious ones:

Commands to change where you're chatting:
/w	Sends a direct message (whisper) to another player
/r	Replies to the last person that whispered you
/t	Sends a message to your team (if active)
/c	Sends a message to the city (if in the city)
/tr	Sends a message to the trade channel
/lfg	Sends a message to the looking for group channel
/a	Sends a message to your agency
/al	Sends a message to your alliance
/m	Sends a message to everyone in your map (instance)
Commands that access useful interface functions:
/disconnect	Takes you back to the login screen
/invite	Invites a player to your team
/leave	Leaves your current team
/quit	Quits the game
/suicide	Used when stuck in an environment obstacle
/whoas	Provides a list of who from your alliance is logged in
Commands that are useful for debugging purposes:
/mapname	Displays the name of the current map
/loc	Displays your location on the current map
/setres	Sets the screen resolution, i.e.: "/setres 1920x1200 b"
/stat fps	Activates a window displaying current FPS stats (F2)
/stat net	Activates a window displaying current network stats
And here are the ones that are a bit more frivolous. Some of these commands are only available to specific classes or genders. Others have different effects depending on the class or gender that you are playing when you enter them. Amusingly, if you're playing a Robotics character, the robotic arm on your shoulder sometimes has unique motions that support the sentiment being expressed by the emote.
Commands that cause your avatar to express a short emotion or statement:
/applause	Reaction to applause rather than clapping
/agree	Separate male/female versions
/bow	Separate male/female versions
/celebrate
/comehere
/cry	Separate male/female versions
/disagree	Separate male/female versions
/facepalm
/laugh	Separate male/female versions
/lewdgesture	Beloved in New Jersey; separate male/female versions
/roar	Looks more like a yawn to me
/salute
/taunt	Separate male/female versions (female is better)
/wave	Separate male/female versions
Commands that cause your avatar to do a little victory dance:
/chickendance	Arrested Development; separate male/female versions
/dance
/hoedown
/jig	Separate male/female versions
/moonwalk
/robodance
/touchdown	Separate male/female versions (male is better)
Commands that cause your avatar to copy a well-known reference:
/amigo	Three Amigos reference
/karatekid	Original Karate Kid reference
/heisman	Pose from the Heisman Trophy
/kong	Original King Kong reference
/rdsalute	Red Dwarf reference
/rummy	Captain Morgan rum reference
/sbsalute	Space Balls reference
Commands that cause your avatar to do something a little strange ;-) :
/airguitar	Separate male/female versions
/flex	Separate male/female versions
/handstand	Separate male/female versions (male is better)
/psycho	General self-inflicted pain (reference?)
/rumpshaka	Separate male/female versions (female is better)
/shadowbox
/spit	Not sure what this is supposed to be...
Commands that I'm still experimenting with:
/search
/yell
/startle
/talk
/lookaround
/laugh2
/laugh3
/radio
/radioshort
/road

I'll keep this post updated as I learn more. ;-)

I've found a few videos here and there of some of these emotes, for those not playing GA or not interested in it.  Here are 19 of the basic emotes, and here are 16 more from the same video producer.  This video is quite a bit longer and not quite as well done, but shows the gender and class differences in some of the emotes.  Note in particular the movement of the robotic arm when the male character is being used to demonstrate the emotes.

All in all, these are fun little diversions to use when playing GA...