Post by En1gma on Jan 15, 2015 15:42:08 GMT -5
Am I the only one lately that thinks this game could benefit greatly from a ST4X style 'library'?
This could be as easy as making an icon near the World Map icon.
This would be a GREAT way to help many casual gamers stay to understand some of the finer aspects of the game, such as the difference between Strong and Standard Dice, understanding AP and MP, Soak and Miss and their corresponding animation styles...
It could provide hints as to how to build party synergy, how to know how and when to use buffs/curses, how to remove enemy curses... It could also be very useful to explain what happens when you step on a trap as opposed to disarming it first...
We on the forum have extensive knowledge concerning these things, and we field enough questions here that I think we could really do some good for those people who will never come here. I just feel like the learning curve might be too steep for some people who try the free version, then have no idea what anything does or why, and that they just drop the game and not buy the next episode...
There is enough 'hidden' knowledge here that I feel needs to be documented in-game, so consider this a formal request to make something like this available.
Thanks for your consideration!
This could be as easy as making an icon near the World Map icon.
This would be a GREAT way to help many casual gamers stay to understand some of the finer aspects of the game, such as the difference between Strong and Standard Dice, understanding AP and MP, Soak and Miss and their corresponding animation styles...
It could provide hints as to how to build party synergy, how to know how and when to use buffs/curses, how to remove enemy curses... It could also be very useful to explain what happens when you step on a trap as opposed to disarming it first...
We on the forum have extensive knowledge concerning these things, and we field enough questions here that I think we could really do some good for those people who will never come here. I just feel like the learning curve might be too steep for some people who try the free version, then have no idea what anything does or why, and that they just drop the game and not buy the next episode...
There is enough 'hidden' knowledge here that I feel needs to be documented in-game, so consider this a formal request to make something like this available.
Thanks for your consideration!
