Game page Intel - Losers data

[Badorties]

So some people have suggested a better losers experience. Currently there is no way to tell if you lost. its just gone.

What about a solution like this. I think it's pretty cool.

 

[Shepherd]

good idea... will show everything within a certain time frame, or just show the last six updates? I'd say put a cap on it of the last six since we don't want this taking up the entire page, but users who play a lot of games will cycle through this list pretty quickly.

I already have to scroll down a lot to see all of my active games, and this will make matters worse. What about making the boxes for Join A Game, Start a New Game, and Find a Game smaller? And does the cat picture really need to be so big? The more i look at it the more I think this is a poor use of space. The Join/Start/Find boxes could run across the top with Intel (left) and Dispatch (right) below them; or keep the boxes where they are, size them down horizontally, and give Intel half of the Dispatch space? While they have different uses, they logically go together.

 

[Badorties]

yeah I think the best use of space would be to put the intel box next to the cat, and run the buttons horizontal above them. The intel box could scroll if it went beyond a cap.

 

[Shepherd]

yeah I think the best use of space would be to put the intel box next to the cat, and run the buttons horizontal above them. The intel box could scroll if it went beyond a cap.

Funny how it's the damned cat that must be preserved!

 

[Badorties]

well with the new game page, we can put it in a tab, like so.

I think this should be a Commander class feature. It would be a big motivator.

 

[Shepherd]

good idea, but recon doesn't make sense. Service Record? Memoranda?

 

[yeti]

"The wire"?

C.

 

[Badorties]

good idea, but recon doesn't make sense. Service Record? Memoranda?

recon makes total sense. it's like info from the field, that you get by doing recon. am i right? service record doesn't make any sense.

 

[Cassidy]

Yeah, it's recon intel -› recon.