GUI and Customization - Endless Ages

raluvian · 05-20-2008, 06:33 PM

Being a experienced MMO player i believe that what keeps "some" players including me happy is GUI enhancements(being able to make your own UI and use different fonts and sizes).
I have my game at 1240 by 1024 full screen, the text in my chat window is too small to read and the font is Terrible(i.e random spaces and skinny lines). Now Everquest the first one has the ability to make your own UI and it makes the game more personal in relation to someone else's. And being you can change the fonts, move the chat window, SPLIT chat windows so you have multiple chat windows in-front of you so you can absorb more information faster. Colored text make it easier to spot damage and such like it is now, but making different channels for people to talk privately with them selfs is nice. So groups and Clans can collaborate privately. And WoW did this UI customization and not only does it make the game more enjoyable it creates new communities like "www.curse.com" witch is a UI site for WoW. And one more thought I have before I leave this fat suggestion is this "the mouse sensitivity is junk, and i think the FOV of the game is bad".

**bLeGh2jOo** · 05-20-2008, 06:38 PM

There is currently a contest going on for possible new UI's. Perhaps you would like to be a part of it =)
As for mouse sensitivity, you can set that by pressing F1, then pressing Preferences, then changing the Mouse Sensitivity at the bottom.

Heres the link to the contest:
*Contest* Design your ideal Interface!

raluvian · 05-20-2008, 07:08 PM

the sensitivity in the preferences is bugged, i have to set it to ten then to one to get the lowest, when just setting it to one and not from ten is really fast. but the camera doesn't seem to be at the center of the character, it seems to be that its a field of view problem.

BlanK · 05-21-2008, 06:26 AM

Which view are you talking about?

raluvian · 05-21-2008, 04:13 PM

Well, the view I'm talking about is the first person, I noticed what the real problem is, the first person camera is fixed to the amphibian's head , since the head is not square in line with it's spine it makes your camera seems like its further out that it seems.

BlanK · 05-21-2008, 04:22 PM

Huh... Never really noticed that to be honest... You got better eyes than mine (that doesn't say much).