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cptskeeteruk
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They are a real eye sore. I hope they can be removed. Anyone else feel this way?
I could go into it more but short and to the point i find is best.
I could go into it more but short and to the point i find is best.
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I don't need objects to glow like a brush fire in missions to find them, I do just fine with my tricorder and I certainly don't need consoles glowing on my ship or in exchange etc., that's just ridiculous overkill.
It's distracting, looks extremely unrealistic and is just plain stupid, if whoever thought this up thought it was a positive contribution, I hope this individual contributes nothing more to the work that needs doing on STO.
The new twilight twinkly effect. Not nice. Drop it.
Compared to that a magic aura is great.
lmao I remember that lol. Still though I don't like this just as much as I didn't like the original one lol, the predecessor was great IMO.
"I rather believe that time is a companion who goes with us on the journey, and reminds us to cherish every moment... because they'll never come again. What we leave behind is not as important as how we lived" Picard to Riker
I remember.
The light at the end of the tunnel was either a Photon Torpedo or a clickable console.
I resemble that remark.
They could put whatever effect they like so long as they provide an option for those of us who neither need it nor want it to simply be able to turn it off.
I agree. Many, many years ago I played flight sims. One of them had a manual that was something like 200 pages. On the other hand, you could switch all the options to "unrealistic" and you'd basically have an arcade game. It would be nice if you could implement something like this in STO for things like this.
Please Devs give us the option to turn this off. I have been finding my own TRIBBLE with my own hands and no outside help for years now. It's never blinked or candle flamed once. I know. I checked. If I can learn to do this, so can others, rofl.
If we have that, we won't need to know what kind of stupid effect they choose to put in the game.
At this stage I don't expect to see the effect changed or removed, that would be an admission that putting something like this in was a mistake. I'm sure there is some game coder at Cryptic stubbornly standing behind his or her belief that the average player here is too dim-witted to find things in game without making them ridiculously obvious.