Ingame library/encyclopedia

[Mormegil]

What I'd like to see is hard data along with bar graphs to give people an intuitive feeling for the weapon / vehicles.

Think about the ROOST downloadable tank schematics, but with more realworld details (clickable), and have it in game.

That would be very helpful for getting people up to speed.

 

[jalex3]

What I'd like to see is hard data along with bar graphs to give people an intuitive feeling for the weapon / vehicles.

I cant stand stat graphs, id rather people learn the rifle is more deadly/accurate than an smg. If they cant workout how a gun is by the written info then Im sure they will work it out in the training or just by playing. People dont need to be spoon fed everything.

 

[u-s-e-r]

I cant stand stat graphs, id rather people learn the rifle is more deadly/accurate than an smg. If they cant workout how a gun is by the written info then Im sure they will work it out in the training or just by playing. People dont need to be spoon fed everything.

Remember that this is a game though.

I myself don't like the idea of bars much neither but some kind of info how the weapons relate to each other would be good. I don't think people need to be told how an SMG and Rifle is dirrerent so better would be to tell about the difference of the possible weapons in that weapon type.

Like how the different SMG's differ to each other and rifle's, semi-auto rifles etc. I think that would be great. Hard data plus some concrete hands-on info, no bars but the major hands-on differences told. I'm sure in the real war they would tell those things to each other instead of technical information too

And additionally maybe some gameplay tips when loading a map etc. so that more people can actually properly play the game and doesn't ruin it for the others

 

[jalex3]

Remember that this is a game though.

I myself don't like the idea of bars much neither but some kind of info how the weapons relate to each other would be good. I don't think people need to be told how an SMG and Rifle is dirrerent so better would be to tell about the difference of the possible weapons in that weapon type.

Like how the different SMG's differ to each other and rifle's, semi-auto rifles etc. I think that would be great. Hard data plus some concrete hands-on info, no bars but the major hands-on differences told. I'm sure in the real war they would tell those things to each other instead of technical information too

And additionally maybe some gameplay tips when loading a map etc. so that more people can actually properly play the game and doesn't ruin it for the others

This is what I mean, like in RO it tells you the difference between the others in its class. No silly bars saying that this pistols damage is lower than this shotgun.

 

[Alfra]

Sorry for the OT, but i never understood what is "Grouping"

Its the accuracy in minute of angle.

 

[u-s-e-r]

This is what I mean, like in RO it tells you the difference between the others in its class. No silly bars saying that this pistols damage is lower than this shotgun.

Ummm.. Where in RO does it tell those differences?

 

[Flogger23m]

I would like to see this in game. Not very important, but it would be nice to see.

 

[jalex3]

Ummm.. Where in RO does it tell those differences?

for example mosin nagant, in the description is says the one has a pre attached bayo, one is shorter with reduced accuracy.

 

[u-s-e-r]

for example mosin nagant, in the description is says the one has a pre attached bayo, one is shorter with reduced accuracy.

I have no idea but are there other differences as well, e.g. in lethality?

But when you look at the weapon descriptions in ROOST, they really dont tell anything (except that one) e.g. between the SMG's and so on.

 

[Mormegil]

I cant stand stat graphs, id rather people learn the rifle is more deadly/accurate than an smg. If they cant workout how a gun is by the written info then Im sure they will work it out in the training or just by playing. People dont need to be spoon fed everything.

I'd rather people get up to speed sooner than later. If bar graphs will help people understand which weapon is used for which purpose, instead of having them trial and error it online, I'll be much happier.

I'm a scientist, and we always try to present our data in easy to understand graph formats in publications, because a picture is worth a thousand words. The concepts are hard enough to grasp without putting an additional road block towards comprehension.