(List of suggestions)

[darklibra]

Hi,I jut got the idea of making an (un)official list of suggestions so that Gamer gets some ideas of things to put in the game.

I do understand that some of the suggestions here might be in your list of thing to release in beta, Gamer.

(Also guys, you can post your suggestions below as response to this thread, I'll put credits)

Those are classed in alphabetical order.

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Alpha/Beta tags to be recognized later as a veteran - DarkLibra

Attack animations - maximusdeath -IMPLEMENTED

Being able to buy a gem for a high price of gold - xBlazeUk

Being able to relog without reloading the page after you log out - DarkLibra/xBlazeUk

Double click to equip an equipement or weapon(some people are just to lazy) - Darklibra

Hotkeys goes with the first letter of the "thing you want to use" - xBlazeUk

Input HP/MP/STR/INT/AGILITY/STAMINA pots(I'm pretty sure you're wanting to to that already) - Darklibra

Make it so that when you level up, you HP/MP are replenished(if you know what I mean) - Darklibra -IMPLEMENTED

Mini Map - Darklibra

More Sections/subforums to the forum( that wouldn't hurt ) - Darklibra

Reduce the AGGRO of the flaming skeletons - almost everyone -Who knows?

Speech bubbles - Ninja Muffin

Stats Reset - xBlazeUk -IMPLEMENTED

Tell us what do stats do when we "roll-over" our mouse on it. - Darklibra

Two races/realms to fight between(Yes I know, there is pvp) to conquer territories.Sorry WoW... - DarkLibra

When you place an equip on another equip, it replaces that equip - Darklibra

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In order to make his suggestion list more avalaible, here is Kherge's list.
Suggestions!(Kherge)
* Remember buffs when logging out.
* Buff ticks pause on log out.
* Combat log in a separate tab.
* Sell items to vendors. -IMPLEMENTED
* Cancel mid-cast on spells (ESC key).
* Close open windows (ESC key).
* Full screen option. -SEARCH FOR IT
* Walk to clicked target (NPC).
* Path finding.
* Quest tracker with objectives.
* Use arrow keys for movement.
* Weather!
* Day/Night
* Mounts
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Russian's Features:
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- Pets
- NPC move around in their area (The quest people and store vendors)
- ATTACK ANIMATIONS!!! -IMPLEMENTED
- Wizard class (Magic Spells)
- Archer class (Bows and arrows)
- Personal Owned Houses (POH)
- Sailing (Ships)
- Skills (Woodcutting, Crafting, Fishing, Mining, Smithing, ect...)
- Click-and-Hold to walk around (Character follows mouse)
- Running
- Enchanting weapons and armor
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Updates: As of September 8th, I added implemented thingys.

Updates: As of August 8th, I added suggestions from the first pages.

Updates: As of July 28th, I removed

Make a text instead of placeholder in the nightshade quest
More content to the game (duh ^^ )

Because the game infact is in alpha TEST, not in release state.

[NinjaMuffin]

Speech bubbles - "Darklibra"

not your idea.... this was my idea its in this thread

Question about the chat box / Idea

[darklibra]

OH SORRY! I think I was tired, so I wrote the wrong thing, I edit now. SOrry for the mistake again.

[NinjaMuffin]

(Y) thnx

I actually have a few very neat suggestions. Please keep in mind that I realise that these most likely won't be implemented in beta. Most of my my suggestions will probably be for much later development.

I've tried playing some top-down 2D MMO's in my time, and I mostly love them all. Here, I'm going to list some core elements that most games were missing or limited in:

1. Buddy Lists
Yes, there are games out there that require you to manually write down the names of your friends and guess when they're on or not. Very much of an inconvenience. There is a buddy-list-like icon in the interface, but it's non-functional, and I'm assuming it may be released in beta.

2. Configurable Interface
This is where a few games were lacking, and I'm sad to say that the alpha release of FO was also lacking. There was no option to configure window placement or move windows. It's okay to have the interface at the bottom unmovable, and maybe the future HUD/map; however, I want to be able to move around my trade window or quest window.

3. Keyboard Shortcuts
Most games have some kind of keyboard-shortcut system. The little letters on the interface icons--those should correspond to the same letter on the keyboard. This is probably already being implemented. However, going back to configurability, you may want to be lenient by allowing users to assign certain keys to certain actions/buttons/spells/abilities/macros/etc.

4. Guild System
Most everyone loves being a part of a close community of fellow gamers. It makes communicating and commerce more effective and it WILL bring more players in, or at the very least, keep players playing FO.

5. More Realistic Monsters
Now, this is very specific to this game, and most people might think I'm being a little too... I dunno. Traditionally, FF has had fairly realistic (although stellar) monsters and characters. Yes, FF had its share of abstract (although very cool) concepts, but I'm not so sure I want to fight Turnip-heads. Skulls and Flaming Skulls are damn cool--but Turnip-heads seem just a tad un-FF.

6. Chat Channels and Commands
Have you ever been in a crowded vicinity in some foobar MMO and cought a glimpse of a great deal but it was scrolling up the chat box faster than you could cry? Maybe I exaggerated there, but chat channels really help to clean up the eclecticism of chat topics, and help users communicate with the people that they need or want to communicate with. A simple and effective channel scheme would include about 5 channels: "Main" for close-area-range chatting, "Social" for those people who are very social MMO-goers, "Trade" for buyers and sellers to meet and trade, "Questing/Raids" for those who like to quest in groups or raid mobs, and "Guild" for fellow guild members to chat.

I definitely have some more, which I will add to this list very soon.

Thanks.
- Brandon

[Gamer]

Originally Posted by Aeravel

I actually have a few very neat suggestions. Please keep in mind that I realise that these most likely won't be implemented in beta. Most of my my suggestions will probably be for much later development.

I've tried playing some top-down 2D MMO's in my time, and I mostly love them all. Here, I'm going to list some core elements that most games were missing or limited in:

1. Buddy Lists
Yes, there are games out there that require you to manually write down the names of your friends and guess when they're on or not. Very much of an inconvenience. There is a buddy-list-like icon in the interface, but it's non-functional, and I'm assuming it may be released in beta.

2. Configurable Interface
This is where a few games were lacking, and I'm sad to say that the alpha release of FO was also lacking. There was no option to configure window placement or move windows. It's okay to have the interface at the bottom unmovable, and maybe the future HUD/map; however, I want to be able to move around my trade window or quest window.

3. Keyboard Shortcuts
Most games have some kind of keyboard-shortcut system. The little letters on the interface icons--those should correspond to the same letter on the keyboard. This is probably already being implemented. However, going back to configurability, you may want to be lenient by allowing users to assign certain keys to certain actions/buttons/spells/abilities/macros/etc.

4. Guild System
Most everyone loves being a part of a close community of fellow gamers. It makes communicating and commerce more effective and it WILL bring more players in, or at the very least, keep players playing FO.

5. More Realistic Monsters
Now, this is very specific to this game, and most people might think I'm being a little too... I dunno. Traditionally, FF has had fairly realistic (although stellar) monsters and characters. Yes, FF had its share of abstract (although very cool) concepts, but I'm not so sure I want to fight Turnip-heads. Skulls and Flaming Skulls are damn cool--but Turnip-heads seem just a tad un-FF.

6. Chat Channels and Commands
Have you ever been in a crowded vicinity in some foobar MMO and cought a glimpse of a great deal but it was scrolling up the chat box faster than you could cry? Maybe I exaggerated there, but chat channels really help to clean up the eclecticism of chat topics, and help users communicate with the people that they need or want to communicate with. A simple and effective channel scheme would include about 5 channels: "Main" for close-area-range chatting, "Social" for those people who are very social MMO-goers, "Trade" for buyers and sellers to meet and trade, "Questing/Raids" for those who like to quest in groups or raid mobs, and "Guild" for fellow guild members to chat.

I definitely have some more, which I will add to this list very soon.

Thanks.
- Brandon

1,3,4,6 are in the pipeline

A guild / clan system doesn't seem very important at the moment. Not only do we have a small playerbase, but the game itself has yet to be refined. I think it would be better to concentrate on the basics first.

[xBlazeUK]

I think that there should be an option to reset all your allocated stat points, obviously for a price. This price could multiply as you level up.

Originally Posted by xBlazeUK

I think that there should be an option to reset all your allocated stat points, obviously for a price. This price could multiply as you level up.

Narratively, that makes no sense. Who are you giving the money to? It would make more sense if you had to pay experience points to do so.

[Kulkka]

Paying exp to reset stats would be gay