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Mekantos | Mon 22-Dec-08 01:17 AM |
Member since 06th Dec 2003
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#529, "Terrain change indicators"
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It's a small thing; cosmetic at a glance, but downright useful too!
I'd like to see a pecho for when you change terrain from one room to another. Specifically, water and air rooms.
So, if you are in a land room and walk onto a watery surface, you should see something like:
look Overlooking the Aryth Ocean
north You begin traveling upon the water.
On the Aryth Ocean
down You dive below the surface.
In the Aryth Ocean
I am leaving the descriptions very basic, as they should apply to all situations (not just water...like OOZE!!!)
The same sort of thing could be applied to Air rooms.
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Zulghinlour | Mon 22-Dec-08 01:17 AM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#530, "There a reason 'color roomnames' doesn't work for you?"
In response to Reply #0
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You can tell easily/quickly what type of terrain you are in...
blue = water white = civilized green = wilderness
So long, and thanks for all the fish!
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Mekantos | Mon 22-Dec-08 01:32 PM |
Member since 06th Dec 2003
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#531, "Well that's cool and all..."
In response to Reply #1
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...I just thought an actual echo would be nice.
If someone gets blinded and is running around with 1 hour left on their water breathing, seeing a "You dive under the water" echo would be pretty nice!
Also, this wouldn't be dependent on your prompt options. I don't know if most people have their terrain type unless they are rangers/druids/assassins.
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Zulghinlour | Mon 22-Dec-08 02:27 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#532, "Prompt options...did you actually read what I wrote?"
In response to Reply #2
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>...I just thought an actual echo would be nice.
I hear you, but I also don't want an excessive amount of text floating around, and this one is accomplished by text that is already in the game.
>If someone gets blinded and is running around with 1 hour left >on their water breathing, seeing a "You dive under the water" >echo would be pretty nice!
Sure would...and I have to say that's pretty niche. Even when you dive under the water AND your water breathing runs out THEN you'll get a message that you need to be getting the hell out...and 90+% of the time that means "go up".
>Also, this wouldn't be dependent on your prompt options. I >don't know if most people have their terrain type unless they >are rangers/druids/assassins.
It has nothing to do with prompt options. It's color options, coloring the title of each room name. So long, and thanks for all the fish!
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Mekantos | Fri 26-Dec-08 06:01 PM |
Member since 06th Dec 2003
796 posts
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#533, "Oh I see."
In response to Reply #3
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incognito | Thu 01-Jan-09 03:44 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#534, "I use bubble and splash"
In response to Reply #2
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You can blow bubbles under water, not on it.
You can splash on the water, not under it.
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