It obviously needs to be optional, the way RO's was. So players can decide if they need it or not.
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If its optionail some newb's might not do it and then you have them going around asking questions that could have been solved...i guess thats why they have us there to help them though right?
to solve that problem, we can make a Mr.Tip npc for like... 10 GP every tip.
Ofcourse IF we do make 1, itl be in probably every town and major landmark.
I think that the tutorials should be optional. If nOObs choose the skip it thats fine. If they then decide to make a thread asking for help than delete it. If the have an IQ over 48 they'd probaly try the tutorial afterwards. If not, they'll have to figure out how to play the game on there own.
This is what i think, when people start off, they appear in newbie zone, if they skip, there will be mr.Tip... If needed they can go to the game website and look up controlls and so on?
Bear wrote:This is what i think, when people start off, they appear in newbie zone, if they skip, there will be mr.Tip... If needed they can go to the game website and look up controlls and so on?
That's good. If they turn down help, it's their own fault. They can't say we didn't try to teach them how to play.
The Mana World System Coordinator.
View the Systems
So what does the systems coordinator actually do? My job is to take your ideas for TMW and build them into working aspects of gameplay that can be implemented by the artists and programmers. If there's anything you think we can do better or differently, let me know.
Akyla wrote:Here's why people are having a hard time finding the readme.
It's not in .txt format on winblows puters it shows up as not having any file type.
That's because you sneakily navigated to it using your Explorer. When you'd actually just click the readme menu item in your start menu, it'd launch in notepad just fine I think. Maybe we shouldn't add a desktop shortcut so that people would actually use their start menu and notice the readme item.