Darielle
Chef, Scroll-Keeper, and Buddy Fan Club Member
I sometimes have a hard time telling what street is from what chapter, unless I go back and look it up in the build section. Even then, sometimes it's hard to tell because the "one piece at a time" doesn't look quite like the many pieces of road I have. Some of the streets look very similar, and I have small sections that I built only due to a quest and never changed, so it's hard to tell what chapter it's from. There have been times when I sold off a piece worth 60 culture and left a piece worth only 30, because I mistakenly thought the other was from a later chapter.
I propose to make the streets user friendly by allowing users to rest their mouse on a particular piece of road and have that road suddenly show what chapter it's from. For instance, I rest my mouse on one piece of street, and after a second, it shows a "XII" meaning that street is from chapter twelve.
This way, we can easily see which streets need upgrading the most, without having to go into the builder and try to figure out which chapter it is from.
Please let me know if you think this would be a good change. I can't think of any downsides, as long as you had to rest the mouse on the street for a second, so it didn't happen immediately to annoy anyone as they were moving through their city. And the idea that the street itself could have a number embedded would eliminate the need for annoying popups.
Whatcha think?
I propose to make the streets user friendly by allowing users to rest their mouse on a particular piece of road and have that road suddenly show what chapter it's from. For instance, I rest my mouse on one piece of street, and after a second, it shows a "XII" meaning that street is from chapter twelve.
This way, we can easily see which streets need upgrading the most, without having to go into the builder and try to figure out which chapter it is from.
Please let me know if you think this would be a good change. I can't think of any downsides, as long as you had to rest the mouse on the street for a second, so it didn't happen immediately to annoy anyone as they were moving through their city. And the idea that the street itself could have a number embedded would eliminate the need for annoying popups.
Whatcha think?