AtaguS
Well-Known Member
It seem that hairs are getting split about how the act of clicking effects the outcome of FAs.
Maybe if we pan out just a little and ask ourselves what are the factors effecting the outcome of FAs...I wonder where on that list attention span while clicking falls.
Remember the old way? clicking decline 15 times between collections...and clicking one too many times so having to click another 15 times...to collect a single blacksmith badge. And then doing that process 20 more times to get your whole inventory of blacksmiths in?
Minutes ticked by and in the pit, for a competitive team, minutes are the difference between 1st and 2nd place.
They did away with that system.
And yet I haven't seen or heard of one instance where a fellowship complained or was upset that those changes favored players without enough skill or care or attention to scroll through the badges. All the change did was improve the overall experience and likely get more players to give it a try.
An auto-correct option just improves upon improvements that Inno has already seen fit to make.
Maybe if we pan out just a little and ask ourselves what are the factors effecting the outcome of FAs...I wonder where on that list attention span while clicking falls.
Remember the old way? clicking decline 15 times between collections...and clicking one too many times so having to click another 15 times...to collect a single blacksmith badge. And then doing that process 20 more times to get your whole inventory of blacksmiths in?
Minutes ticked by and in the pit, for a competitive team, minutes are the difference between 1st and 2nd place.
They did away with that system.
And yet I haven't seen or heard of one instance where a fellowship complained or was upset that those changes favored players without enough skill or care or attention to scroll through the badges. All the change did was improve the overall experience and likely get more players to give it a try.
An auto-correct option just improves upon improvements that Inno has already seen fit to make.