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Post by vasquez21 on Jan 28, 2011 21:27:24 GMT -5
If there is any chance we will get oneday map of Empire?
I think about global map when you can check how to get to other locations.
Idealy it would be great if you could seen just locations which you have visited at least once, but I know it would be more complicated.
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Post by Soshi Kiso on Jan 29, 2011 3:09:39 GMT -5
While I understand some players frustrations of all the clicking to move about....one of the reasons I liked this game is the fact you *do* have to travel to different lands to get things done. Although being able to save one extra location would be great. (theres a spell for that in 4th ed =D) A number of players have already made cheat sheet maps from their travels which help a lot. I suggest using one of them in your journey.
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Post by vasquez21 on Jan 29, 2011 6:44:14 GMT -5
Let's start from this that I am not frustrated about clicking to move  The thing is it would be nice addition if you could use map, like a map... so you could at least look at it, and know that if you want to go to certain location you need to go "north"... |
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Post by Yoritomo Boyd on Jan 29, 2011 8:51:26 GMT -5
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Post by Soshi Kiso on Jan 29, 2011 8:59:07 GMT -5
Ah ok, so as if your character drew a map to the places they've been, you could look at it to get an idea where to go. I can see the merit in that, but don't know if it's something they would do atm. An in-game one should probably be a little artistic. I know when I first started I pulled out my 1st edition book and looked at the color map in the back to move around, but then started using a player made map which was just text and lines.
Eventually you'll reach a point you won't even need that as you will generally know how to get anywhere from everywhere, even if its not the utmost fastest route. But I can see the merit in one in-game for that purpose only, and not as a way to avoid traveling. I approve, but think it should be something you would spend fate, koku, sumei-sets, and simple scrolls on, in addiction to having travelled to areas before, and only "masterable" once you record every location.
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