UnSweet Transistion

[Guest 3700806]

UnSweet Transistion

Is their really such things as having a truly aware system that is valuable because it has a accessable map and is easy to look at without squinting your eyes, I might feel crude about admitting it but, if you look closely at the map the more fuzzy it becomes, I just feel over ruled about how, if you truly wanted on Witcher 2 you could scroll across the map, and look in depth into the towns that you, (or the world) have already covered and see the parts of the world that you have already established. So I'm saying so..! Just because you have a crudely drawn house and a big Icon that looks like a street, that seems to place "you", someplace close to the hole in the wall street ally or trail, doesn't mean I'm loosing confidence in the graphics, because someone didn't think that prissteen graph maps would be nice, although it might mean that because I look a little to much for "myself", on the map and I might not be struggling to see that nothing on the map resembles anything around me, might also mean that I'm spending to much time considering exactly how close I am to the area I am looking for, and no I don't think that if you could scope in a little more to find some details in the map that would be nice!

 

[GuyNwah]

I'm not sure how "nothing on the map resembles anything around me" actually obtains in the games.

Apart from some problems where the full map does does not present the context you are in (you're in a dungeon, but the map comes up showing the surface world), the maps are accurate and as representational as a hastily sketched map is likely to be.

Part of the charm of these games is that you never get a god's-eye view of anything. Your character is limited to what he can see. Adding maps covering the whole world with detailed representation would run counter to that, and many of us would not welcome them for that reason.

 

[ShoMee]

Oh God, this guy again... Where's a witcher when you need one?

 

[FoggyFishburne]

Speaking of "squinting your eyes", ever heard of paragraphs?

 

[m4x1u]

I think this is one of the longest sentences I've ever read.

Besides - think of the maps in medieval terms - they weren't accurate and they were mostly symbolic.

 

[M4xw0lf.978]

I think this is one of the longest sentences I've ever read.

Try Proust some time.

 

[Geralt_of_bsas]

Dont criticize the paragraph just yet though, there is a big that wont let you separate sentences, its happening to me since a few days, and when i click edit, it doesnt work, it does nothing(another bug) and if it actually takes me to the edit page, i separate the thing, then post, and its glued together all over again.

 

[Geralt_of_bsas]

i meant a bug, since i cant edit that last post i made

 

[GuyNwah]

Try Proust some time. />

Or Faulkner.

Seriously, some members are having trouble with post formatting and editing. We don't know why yet. If you're having trouble, could you post the name and version of the browser and OS you're using?

But I'm not sure it is the true explanation of why the OP posted a wall of text.

 

[Geralt_of_bsas]

Or Faulkner.

Seriously, some members are having trouble with post formatting and editing. We don't know why yet. If you're having trouble, could you post the name and version of the browser and OS you're using?

But I'm not sure it is the true explanation of why the OP posted a wall of text.

Im on windows 7 64bit ultimate and Firefox 25.0.1

editing works on Chrome

ver 31.0.1650.63

 

[GuyNwah]

Im on windows 7 64bit ultimate and Firefox 25.0.1

Hmm, I was using the exact same yesterday with no difficulty, but I am on a moderator account. I'll have to try from a regular account tonight.

 

[tommy5761]

Im on windows 7 64bit ultimate and Firefox 25.0.1

editing works on Chrome

ver 31.0.1650.63

There should be an update for Firefox . 26.0.0 .

 

[Geralt_of_bsas]

There should be an update for Firefox . 26.0.0 .

i will try and get back to you