It's unlikely that Ubisoft will be interested in the letter, but it's worth a try. What do we have to lose? I'm in.
P.S. It would be good to also create an English version of the letter.:cool:
it's in post #7
They've written enough material for them to work on until they retire :) I'll still sign it if you include a few more points that are important for offline games.
1. Highlight the cursor coordinates on the map - otherwise, it's very inconvenient to write descriptions of walkthroughs.
2. Show the number of hero movement points not only with a green bar but also in numerical form - otherwise, it's difficult to assess how much someone is slowing down or speeding up the hero.
3. Allow the hero to also hide in mines and garrisons, just like regular troops - in my opinion, this would increase playability.
4. Make it possible to record the battle log to a file!!! This is a simple task for them; the battle log is already written to the screen.
Using the saved log, a judge from the corresponding save file can easily check the legality of the battle.
5. Allow saving screenshots directly in jpg format. This saves disk space.
I wrote about this to the authors of the letter
