I said this in my post, but the name "The Bridge" implied to me it was a command center, and from the name I wasn't sure I should even enter. I thought maybe it was just meant for mods. And the description was NO help
@agent86 Right. Which is cool for the people already here. Less cool for the people outside. Particularly since there are no lulz to be had for the people who aren't in on the in-jokes
So when I am playing Skyrim, I typically use the third person view. It is just easier for me to see what is going on. However, lately when I try to switch to third person, all I get is a zoomed in version with the camera right over my character's right shoulder. If I draw my weapon, it will zo...
@ArdaXi Would you stop arguing with me please. I'm still not very efficient at this kind of thing and I'm bound to take away some ability to edit it by mistake.
@GnomeSlice That's part of the feedback - knowing how and why things are implemented the way they are can shape how you approach your understanding of the system.
@GnomeSlice I'm just saying that if you do it this way, you're probably going to hurt yourself in the long run. If you're fine with that, you're free to ignore my comments, but they're still worth mentioning.
If I'm working on a project, and I say something is going to occur, you should just accept that I probably know what I'm doing and actually give me input on what I'm asking about.
If you ask for advice, I'm going to give it my way. I'm not going to be told how to do it, that defeats the purpose. If you don't like it, don't listen to me.
Even if you don't ask for advice, I'm still free to give it, and just because you force yourself into this victim role all the time does not mean I have to indulge you every time you try to tell me what to do.
Perhaps he should have stated it "Hey guys any feedback on my design, while its still in design phase so I can hammer out the kinks before I begin building it?"
@GnomeSlice I'm sorry if you feel that way, but fact is, you've had a history of flipping out at @Arda for arguing with you, so when you do talk about Arda arguing with you without clarification, and then when someone calls you out on it, you say that it's about Arda nitpicking without addressing the part where there's a miscommunication.
Just as an aside - this is the second time I've dropped in to chat with you guys. Both times, there's been an argument going on. Today has not been a very friendly day :/
@GnomeSlice I'm just saying that telling Arda why he shouldn't dwell on something irrelevant would've gone better for you than just telling him to stop arguing.
so what Arda did find to work with is the (perhaps poorly worded, but correct) side remark about how mistakes get more expensive to fix the later you fix them
That's... not really clear about it being irrelevant. It almost sounds like an ask for help. It doesn't come across the way you explained the comment later as a joke about how things turn out when you code.
@GnomeSlice The thing is, someone else might have found my comment helpful, and you might find similar, seemingly irrelevant comments useful. I can't exactly tell, and I really am just trying to help.
It might be a lot easier if you simply ignore me whenever I say something you can't do anything with.
@ArdaXi I could have explained 'yes I'm going to still be leaving some editing abillity in these' and given you a good explanation of exactly what I was doing.
But that never seems to work on you anyway, and it would have gotten me off-topic.
Anyway, I really don't feel like arguing about this any more, it's stupid, and I don't want to.
@GnomeSlice The layout is functional (making the assumption I made earlier) although I do think that the bottom brown box cutting into the gray sidebar is weird.
@GnomeSlice The brown box extends more to the left than it does on the right, for no apparent reason. Then there's also a random other smaller brown box on the far left.
It feels unwieldy to me because I can't see why the brown box is placed overlapping above the sidebar. (I also assumed it was a textbox, and this still feels weird)
It's like it's half overlapping thanks to the smaller brown box. Like, kinda like a thread from sewing - sticks out but dips in at a point.
Some suggestions would be either knocking out the small brown box on the left, or not cutting into the sidebar so much, or cutting off some of the right side of the textbox. I'm saying this mostly because I don't know how much text you expect in the box - without that, the unbalanced placement with respect to what it looks like it would be centered on feels like it's taking up more room than it should.
I am noting that the left edge of the text box is roughly the middle of your sidebar, but this conflicts with it being flush to the right side of the UI.
So all of my current critique is grouping them together - I don't want to see just the dark brown change, but the light brown to match with it. I think moving the center of the whole block to meet the center of the full image may look keener.
Where you can fill in that whitespace either with the blue background (but that'd look weird with the accompanying brown on the opposite side) or brown (which then you'd need to better detail the "flow" from the left to right)
@GnomeSlice I'm aware, I don't particularly like it, but I also don't really like the little brown on the far left either. It looks dissociated from the text box, yet it causes a balance issue if the right doesn't match it.
@GnomeSlice The fact it's only overlapping part of it looks weird, but that's partly because it's all solid colors.
@Raven I need your critical eye. Watch this video (youtube.com/watch?v=ji5MmpM63Y4) at about 2:18 - Ezreal Arcane Shifts and then attacks the other one. Is there an auto-attack before he fires his Mystic Shot?
You can avoid this by not having the dark brown part be a different color. Or not restricting the coverage of the dark brown to be just where the text is.
@GnomeSlice I think you can pull the left edge of the gradiant and box a little more right if you feel it's stretching too far left. Otherwise, that actually kinda deals with my balance issue.
I enjoy reading the lore behind the champions in League of Legends. Sona is a Champion I enjoy playing so I read her lore earlier. It seems she is mute:
Sona has no memory of her true parents. As an infant, found abandoned on the doorstep of an Ionian adoption house, nestled atop an ancient i...
So when I am playing Skyrim, I typically use the third person view. It is just easier for me to see what is going on. However, lately when I try to switch to third person, all I get is a zoomed in version with the camera right over my character's right shoulder. If I draw my weapon, it will zo...
I enjoy reading the lore behind the champions in League of Legends. Sona is a Champion I enjoy playing so I read her lore earlier. It seems she is mute:
Sona has no memory of her true parents. As an infant, found abandoned on the doorstep of an Ionian adoption house, nestled atop an ancient i...
