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Nybbas	Posted - 2004.07.03 06:37:00 - [31] how about the brackets around ships, if you cant target it cuz of the sensors they are more of a grey/transparent color, and then when you are able to target them they light up to their normal white, that way when someone undocks they remain grey and as soon as you see them turn white you can target, or when you warp into somewhere everyones brckets wopuld be gray, and they would all just light up to a white
Nybbas	Posted - 2004.07.03 06:37:00 - [32] how about the brackets around ships, if you cant target it cuz of the sensors they are more of a grey/transparent color, and then when you are able to target them they light up to their normal white, that way when someone undocks they remain grey and as soon as you see them turn white you can target, or when you warp into somewhere everyones brckets wopuld be gray, and they would all just light up to a white
Zoidberg ENB	Posted - 2004.07.03 06:58:00 - [33] Signed. I like the idea. Why walk when you can skip?
Zoidberg ENB	Posted - 2004.07.03 06:58:00 - [34] Signed. I like the idea. Why walk when you can skip?
PaulAtreides	Posted - 2004.07.03 07:02:00 - [35] Someone ((CCP)) please hire Mr nStuff Want to work for me?
PaulAtreides	Posted - 2004.07.03 07:02:00 - [36] Someone ((CCP)) please hire Mr nStuff Want to work for me?
Malachi Nefzen	Posted - 2004.07.03 07:06:00 - [37] excellent idea My thats was dastardly.
Malachi Nefzen	Posted - 2004.07.03 07:06:00 - [38] excellent idea My thats was dastardly.
Mr nStuff	Posted - 2004.07.03 08:10:00 - [39] Originally by: Nybbas how about the brackets around ships, if you cant target it cuz of the sensors they are more of a grey/transparent color, and then when you are able to target them they light up to their normal white, that way when someone undocks they remain grey and as soon as you see them turn wht you can target, or when you warp into somewhere everyones brckets wopuld be gray, and they would all just light up to a white That sounds like a good idea for other ships coming out of warp and undocking. But when I come out of warp myself, I don't want everyones brackets to be more faded (specially if I was still using that crap monitor I was using last year). When I come out of warp. I'm already scoping out all the brackets and getting ready to target the one's I need to. So I would rather not nerf the ability to see thoughs brackets more. But if the targets invulnerable, then yeah that would be cool to fade thoughs brackets.. Originally by: PaulAtreides Someone ((CCP)) please hire Mr nStuff Heh. Yeah. I think they hate me. 5 R&D Agents, 10months, Zero BPO Offers.. Onboard navigational [Planetary Avoidance] computer. My account will be suspended at the end of the current play period. Expires on 19. September 2004
Mr nStuff	Posted - 2004.07.03 08:10:00 - [40] Originally by: Nybbas how about the brackets around ships, if you cant target it cuz of the sensors they are more of a grey/transparent color, and then when you are able to target them they light up to their normal white, that way when someone undocks they remain grey and as soon as you see them turn wht you can target, or when you warp into somewhere everyones brckets wopuld be gray, and they would all just light up to a white That sounds like a good idea for other ships coming out of warp and undocking. But when I come out of warp myself, I don't want everyones brackets to be more faded (specially if I was still using that crap monitor I was using last year). When I come out of warp. I'm already scoping out all the brackets and getting ready to target the one's I need to. So I would rather not nerf the ability to see thoughs brackets more. But if the targets invulnerable, then yeah that would be cool to fade thoughs brackets.. Originally by: PaulAtreides Someone ((CCP)) please hire Mr nStuff Heh. Yeah. I think they hate me. 5 R&D Agents, 10months, Zero BPO Offers.. Onboard navigational [Planetary Avoidance] computer. My account will be suspended at the end of the current play period. Expires on 19. September 2004
Tristan	Posted - 2004.07.03 09:46:00 - [41] Thats like...a nice idea nstuff
Tristan	Posted - 2004.07.03 09:46:00 - [42] Thats like...a nice idea nstuff
Joshua Calvert	Posted - 2004.07.03 09:48:00 - [43] I think it's a crap idea. P.S: I'm trying to see if reverse psychology works on the Dev's. LEEEEERRRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
Joshua Calvert	Posted - 2004.07.03 09:48:00 - [44] I think it's a crap idea. P.S: I'm trying to see if reverse psychology works on the Dev's. LEEEEERRRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
DeFood	Posted - 2004.07.03 10:40:00 - [45] No, it is a crap idea. Why? Because it SHOULD NOT BE NECESSARY! Instead of an effing error message, the ****ing game should queue the lock-target request and do it when its able!
DeFood	Posted - 2004.07.03 10:40:00 - [46] No, it is a crap idea. Why? Because it SHOULD NOT BE NECESSARY! Instead of an effing error message, the ****ing game should queue the lock-target request and do it when its able!
Bigby	Posted - 2004.07.03 11:09:00 - [47] ***ing idea but... Originally by:** DeFood Instead of an effing error message, the ****ing game should queue the lock-target request and do it when its able! This one's better
Bigby	Posted - 2004.07.03 11:09:00 - [48] Edited by: Bigby on 03/07/2004 11:15:26 Great idea but... Originally by: DeFood Instead of an effing error message, the ***ing game should queue the lock-target request and do it when its able! This one's better but probably requires a more significant code change Someone should ask about both these ideas at the next CSM Edit: stoopid filter*
Bigby	Posted - 2004.07.03 11:09:00 - [49] ***ing idea but... Originally by:** DeFood Instead of an effing error message, the ****ing game should queue the lock-target request and do it when its able! This one's better
Bigby	Posted - 2004.07.03 11:09:00 - [50] Edited by: Bigby on 03/07/2004 11:15:26 Great idea but... Originally by: DeFood Instead of an effing error message, the ***ing game should queue the lock-target request and do it when its able! This one's better but probably requires a more significant code change Someone should ask about both these ideas at the next CSM Edit: stoopid filter*
Raem Civrie	Posted - 2004.07.03 13:19:00 - [51] I'd prefer access to the /heal command, but that'll do.
Raem Civrie	Posted - 2004.07.03 13:19:00 - [52] I'd prefer access to the /heal command, but that'll do.
Mr nStuff	Posted - 2004.07.03 19:59:00 - [53] If I had my way, everything would have a queue.. But I still like little lights that light up nStuff. 5 R&D Agents, 10months, Zero BPO Offers.. Onboard navigational [Planetary Avoidance] computer. My account will be suspended at the end of the current play period. Expires on 19. September 2004
Mr nStuff	Posted - 2004.07.03 19:59:00 - [54] If I had my way, everything would have a queue.. But I still like little lights that light up nStuff. 5 R&D Agents, 10months, Zero BPO Offers.. Onboard navigational [Planetary Avoidance] computer. My account will be suspended at the end of the current play period. Expires on 19. September 2004
kieron	Posted - 2004.07.03 21:04:00 - [55] Well done. I'll bring this to the attention of the Devs and see what they think. Also, shakes his finger at nStuff trying to sneak in a change to the stop button while you are at it? Sneaky, sneaky. kieron Community Manager, EVE Online
kieron	Posted - 2004.07.03 21:04:00 - [56] Well done. I'll bring this to the attention of the Devs and see what they think. Also, shakes his finger at nStuff trying to sneak in a change to the stop button while you are at it? Sneaky, sneaky. kieron Community Manager, EVE Online
Zeltar	Posted - 2004.07.03 21:10:00 - [57] Great idea with the indicator. Even better idea with the queueing of locks. Same with stargate jumps when coming out of warp etc. PS. I rather like the stop button.
Zeltar	Posted - 2004.07.03 21:10:00 - [58] Great idea with the indicator. Even better idea with the queueing of locks. Same with stargate jumps when coming out of warp etc. PS. I rather like the stop button.
Shintoko Akahoshi	Posted - 2004.07.03 21:16:00 - [59] Great ideas, both of 'em (the light and the queue). As far as the light goes, I'd much prefer it in the middle of the cap meter. Greying out target brackets, as has been pointed out, makes it tough to plan your attack. Greying out the weapons requires me to be in "high slot" view, which I am not always in. If the indicator is in the middle of the cap meter, it is always there and always visible without interfering with any of the other display stuff. There's no meaning to life when you cling only to common sense
Shintoko Akahoshi	Posted - 2004.07.03 21:16:00 - [60] Great ideas, both of 'em (the light and the queue). As far as the light goes, I'd much prefer it in the middle of the cap meter. Greying out target brackets, as has been pointed out, makes it tough to plan your attack. Greying out the weapons requires me to be in "high slot" view, which I am not always in. If the indicator is in the middle of the cap meter, it is always there and always visible without interfering with any of the other display stuff. There's no meaning to life when you cling only to common sense

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