KitsuneG wrote:To Mods: maybe a topic like GRAND LIST OF SIMPLE QUESTION should be here aswell? Because its stupid to create a topic for bugs like this. i guess
It's a bugs forum. Rarely does the same bug get posted multiple times, and when it does, I'd say we're pretty good at catching it and merging them together. (It's usually several people at the same time after a patch.) In the case where it's all the same bug or related bugs, such as the animation issues with using crafting stations, yeah, we've merged them into one thread. I'm not sure merging typos and hotkey issues warrant this, though, as it's usually jorb or loftar noticing them and they get updated pretty fast.
And what good does that thread do there? Same questions get asked over and over again, anyway, because Google are hard. If anything, I'd say it has complicated searches because you no longer have thread titles to quickly spot. (This assumes people effectively title their questions, but it's more likely than not from most.)
jorb wrote:Because all of its letters are already taken as hotkeys. The sausage menu should be subdivided, but I have no good conception of how.
I'd argue that the crafting menu should be numbers 1-9. I know it makes it harder to remember when something gets moved, but visually, it's easy to spot what you're looking for and push "5" instead of remembering "C
hicken Chorizo" Unfortunately, that throws a wrench in the quick cast bar. (One could argue that could be the function keys, instead of 1-0.)
One could also argue that it could be more or less gotten rid of in favor of a simpler "search" style system where I could "ctrl+f" and type a few characters like "chi cho" and it'd pull that up for craft when I hit "Enter" (assuming that entry would be the only craft found). A text list could pop up that you can arrow key through to select what you want if the search returns multiple items.
As more crafting items are added, this is going to be more and more the case. Better to just deal with it sooner rather than later.
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