Excellent work!!
Anyway I was also hoping to hear what you are going to do about the whole "mentor" business, if it ever happens to be or does this new help system deem it inept?
täisdibla wrote:Excellent work!!
Anyway I was also hoping to hear what you are going to do about the whole "mentor" business, if it ever happens to be or does this new help system deem it inept?
GMNyx wrote:actually if i compare website info page requests to players asking questions ingame, latter would win hands down. Most people dont want to ruin their experience by looking at tip pages online except hardcore players. But i guess that would help in sense that when the community tells them: wtf bbq kthx bye, they could actually go somewhere. but this is where the new Help pages come in
LadyPhoenix wrote:GMNyx wrote:actually if i compare website info page requests to players asking questions ingame, latter would win hands down. Most people dont want to ruin their experience by looking at tip pages online except hardcore players. But i guess that would help in sense that when the community tells them: wtf bbq kthx bye, they could actually go somewhere. but this is where the new Help pages come in
I am referring to those truly new players who stumble upon the DRG website. Before they even download the game, they will look at the website. Scan over what kind of features/systems the game has. Then decide if they want to play or not. There are many MMO's in the world now unlike when DR was first released. If a new player were to look at dr-int.com and any other MMO site, what makes DRG's site stand out? Just about nothing.
Personally, when I look at games, I first look at some screenshots of the game, then gamplay videos if there are any, then scan over the key features of the game. There are some things that instantly turn me off to a game. Some people may love crafting and seeing a game with crafting with make them want to try out DR. Some people might like pet-raising. Some may want a marriage system because they're playing with thief bf/gf. The website should be able to highlight those features in a format other than a big wall of text/menus.
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