Forgotten Tales

Syor wrote: Tue Jun 02, 2020 8:05 am in my opinion the darkness is beautiful and it took.

In short, the illuminated basements are not true.
but some changes in the dark I would do.

Many dungeons are really dark and you can't see the road. True. But this is very realistic.
Obviously it is a game of fantasy and the real does not give a damn, therefore I would put a minimum of brightness.

I have read about many proposals in this regard, and I like that some monsters go out only at night.
I would bring out the new monsters that they put as pets (Blood Fairy, Ogre, Bat, etc. etc.) right where they come out now.

They are very strong monsters, but limiting them to the night would be nice (blood and night are beautiful together XD)

I don't like the option to activate / deactivate the dark, it's beautiful and the game is now this. But if the complaints become many, I believe that at least a greater "brightness" is appropriate and necessary.
It would also be nice to have a +2 torch and +3 mitrill, with the same craft as the tools, that the light is twice the current miner's helmet.
In short, we find a way to "lighten" this dark night, which (I repeat) is beautiful for me but apart from making everything dark has not added anything new (apart from beautiful places * _ *)


In some places (as I said in various posts on the subject) it must NOT be dark (like the public offices of Ardesia) it is a really bad contradiction.

Blackbetty wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2020 5:08 am

Barkley wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2020 4:04 pm

TangledSwerve wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2020 7:16 am The darkness feature has made it infinitely easier to lose your pets. I'm all for progress but this feature doesn't consider that absolute importance of being able to actually see your follower's HP bar and also your chose target. A lot of the gameplay hangs on being able to see the HP bar, be it of a particularly tough spawn, or another player

Also, as previously mentioned some parts of dungeons are affected by it, whereas others are permanently illuminated with no clear reason why. Plus, the fact that older versions of FT simply do not have the light/dark feature creates a big disparity between players. There is a significant advantage of playing on an older version, especially when it comes to pvp.

I'm it's current state it is a frustration for the majority of the players I have talked with about it. They all opt to play in the older version, if they can, too.

+1

And it must be able to turn of and on in settings. I'd allways keep it on while building but never while leveling (for abvius reasons).

+2