Splitting the questlines into the seperate sections or using the achievement book (what is in PR). May be a way around this
I've never used HQM either
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I've never used HQM either
I agree with this.
I actually would like to see in-game wiki mod become the "HQM of 1.7". Why? Because then you don't need to use HQM to teach mods, and that means a lot less work for pack devs who were going to add HQM just as a "crafting - tutorial" system (crafting quest, and the quest description is what the thing you are crafting does)
That is a good idea, but I think we are going to have another thing come out of left field on this one. Personally, I never expected HQM when it happened
It is totally possible, but there was a bug with HQM (dunno if this was fixed) that basically saw more quests equating to more lag. And if you covered the intro of each mod then you'd be looking at around 300 quests and maybe 150+ quest lines which could kill some computers' FPS.In this case I see it as most likely just covering the intro of each mod, allowing people to jump into whatever mod they want to via the quest book.
And as I've never used HQM in pack dev I have no idea how possible anything is, so I'll just stop it here.
Just a possible small one... dunno how the lag came about (like long quest chains, or whatever) but even so, if we say it take about a minute a quest (assuming there is minimal typing done) that's still a good few hours spent on quests that take about 30 seconds to look on a wiki for, and are pretty simple to do. I would understand HQM in a gregteched kitchen sink pack, as stuff is hard there (because a lot of the game is gregged and not vanilla), but then we would be looking at DAYS of quest writing
HQM? For a kitchen sink pack? HQM may be nice to give players direction, but the issue is, when a player completes all the quests, often they feel like they've won. They stop playing because they've beaten the pack. Now that's okay for maps like AS or crash landing, but not for a kitchen sink pack.
Here's an alternate: Use achievement book. You can lay down certain things to accomplish and players check them off as they go. Now, this poses a similar problem, but at a much lesser scale. You see, with HQM, it's more than just the honor system, checking things off as you do them. No, the book keeps track of your achievements for you. You are given absolute proof that you did that quest, and are given a reward and a fanfare, and the percent completion number rises. With HQM, the player completes the book for a sense of satisfaction. That's not a good thing for a kitchen sink.
Now, with achievement book, there's no fanfare. No reward. No number going up. Just a checklist. Something that's simply achievable through a text document. Phoenix Reborn shows this sort of thing brilliantly. It walks you through the starting progression, what you need to do what, without giving you that sense of achievement. It gets you familiar with the mechanics without 'forcing' you to make anything.
Here's an alternate: Use achievement book. You can lay down certain things to accomplish and players check them off as they go. Now, this poses a similar problem, but at a much lesser scale. You see, with HQM, it's more than just the honor system, checking things off as you do them. No, the book keeps track of your achievements for you. You are given absolute proof that you did that quest, and are given a reward and a fanfare, and the percent completion number rises. With HQM, the player completes the book for a sense of satisfaction. That's not a good thing for a kitchen sink.
Now, with achievement book, there's no fanfare. No reward. No number going up. Just a checklist. Something that's simply achievable through a text document. Phoenix Reborn shows this sort of thing brilliantly. It walks you through the starting progression, what you need to do what, without giving you that sense of achievement. It gets you familiar with the mechanics without 'forcing' you to make anything.
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The absolute minimum any API would do is be able to download and list modpacks so I don't think missing features would be an issue... that's all our client really does for Minecraft
All ETAs can be found here: http://api.feed-the-beast.com/betapackdownloads.php
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This is an amazing way to inform people about ETAs
Yeah, http://www.minecraftforum.net/forum...-7-10-forge-ssp-smp-modjam-3-in-game-wiki-mod
It's still very early in its life, but a few mods seem to support it. For example PneumaticCraft and CompactMachines.
As well, when holding the Lexicon Botania and holding shift, anything you mouse over and click will either redirect you to an appropriate Lexicon page, Minecraft Wiki page, or FTB Wiki page, depending on the block you shift click on.
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