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Posts from Expedition: general discussions.Auto-translated
I'm curious about what you've come up with, but I can't promise to be very active... Quite the opposite, actually. No matter how interesting the expansions are, everything good needs to be enjoyed in moderation, and that's now clear to me.
I'm learning how to create websites from scratch (using a text editor), and since it's boring to practice on non-functional mockups, I decided to try using it as a way to gain experience: https://9gutnur4vzemglqpsjlisq.on.dr...%BE%D0%BD.html Of course, the elements could be positioned more attractively, etc., but I didn't bother with that for the test. The point is that if you put in the effort, you can make it quite convenient. At my current level, I could, for example, add some sidebars where you could view beliefs, origins, visited shops, and so on. And in theory, you could also make it so that, for example, when you hover over an item/belief/origin, a pop-up window with the corresponding information appears, but I can't do that yet.
The hosting is a bit of a problem, though. I barely managed to find a way to do this on Google Docs, but it's slow, and the images take forever to load. When I ran it from my computer, the buttons were very responsive.
Added after 32 minutes Half of the pictures don't seem to be loading... Anyway, if I ever make an export site, I'll still host it on a proper service. However, given the activity on the forum, the point of such an undertaking remains questionable.
I'm learning how to create websites from scratch (using a notepad) and since it's boring to practice on non-functional mockups, I decided to try using it as a way to gain experience: https://9gutnur4vzemglqpsjlisq.on.dr...%BE%D0%BD.html Of course, you can position the elements more beautifully, etc., but I didn't bother for the test. The point is that if you put in the effort, you can make it quite convenient. At my current level, I could, for example, add some sidebars where you could view beliefs, origins, visited shops, and so on. And in theory, you could also make it so that, for example, when you hover over an item/belief/origin, a window with the corresponding information pops up, but I can't do that yet.
There's also the issue of hosting. I barely found a way to do this on Google Docs, but it's slow, and the images take a super long time to load. When I ran it from my computer, the buttons were very nice to click.
Added 32 minutes ago Half of the pictures don't seem to be loading... Anyway, if I ever make an "exp" website, I'll still host it on a normal service. However, given the activity on the forum, the point of such an undertaking remains questionable.
It would be cool to automate battles. But it seems like it would take longer to create than to play through without it.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
If all the expansions followed roughly the same template, then it would indeed be possible to invest once in automating quest/battle processes on a website and then reap the benefits until the forum posters completely die out, but since each game has a completely new approach, it might not be worth the effort (even more so than usual).
I'm learning how to create websites from scratch (using a text editor), and since it's boring to practice on non-functional mockups, I decided to try using it as a way to gain experience: https://9gutnur4vzemglqpsjlisq.on.dr...%BE%D0%BD.html Of course, the elements could be positioned more attractively, etc., but I didn't bother with that for the sake of the test. The point is that if you put in the effort, you can make it quite convenient. At my current level, I could, for example, add some sidebars where you could view beliefs, origins, visited shops, and so on. And in theory, it's also possible to make it so that, for example, when you hover over an item/belief/origin, a pop-up window with the corresponding information appears, but I can't do that yet.
The hosting is a bit of a problem, though. I barely found a way to do this on Google Docs, but it's slow, and the images take a super long time to load. When I ran it from my computer, the buttons were very responsive.
Added 32 minutes later Half of the pictures don't seem to be loading... Anyway, if I ever make an export site, I'll still host it on a proper service. However, given the activity on the forum, the point of such an undertaking remains questionable.
Why didn't GitHub Pages work for you?
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
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