With the usual case of after blowing something/ someone up nowadays we all dig our heads down to the Contacts list or the Cargo-Materials pages like zombies nowadays looking at their phones...
Wouldn't it at least help a bit to put in a friendly 'reminder' thing at ONE of the places(Contacts, Materials (now i think of it it does not help), or in the HUD with the target marker):
Eg. tells us how many of that item we've got already; is it a whole new 'un-catalogued' item for you; is it a Material included in any of the Pinned Recipies etc.
So instead of looking down at 2 different ipads while trying to cargo-scoop / collect-limpet the items while
1) being abmushed when dropping into a USS like a mouse in a trap; or
2) in the heat of battle- "Just one moment i need to look up my Shopping-lists for dinner, this mushroom by the roadside is absolutely delicious! Hold my weapons!" *your mate gets stabbed to death and all.*
...so we can have a bit more... concentration to actually get on with other parts of the game.
*this person might be delirious writing this as during playing of ED2.1 one has to thirst for blood to actually survive, changing the idea of 'gaming'. for me.
they said "games make people violent"- how i would have laughed. how wrong i was.*
With love,
Pascal
Wouldn't it at least help a bit to put in a friendly 'reminder' thing at ONE of the places(Contacts, Materials (now i think of it it does not help), or in the HUD with the target marker):
Eg. tells us how many of that item we've got already; is it a whole new 'un-catalogued' item for you; is it a Material included in any of the Pinned Recipies etc.
So instead of looking down at 2 different ipads while trying to cargo-scoop / collect-limpet the items while
1) being abmushed when dropping into a USS like a mouse in a trap; or
2) in the heat of battle- "Just one moment i need to look up my Shopping-lists for dinner, this mushroom by the roadside is absolutely delicious! Hold my weapons!" *your mate gets stabbed to death and all.*
...so we can have a bit more... concentration to actually get on with other parts of the game.
*this person might be delirious writing this as during playing of ED2.1 one has to thirst for blood to actually survive, changing the idea of 'gaming'. for me.
they said "games make people violent"- how i would have laughed. how wrong i was.*
With love,
Pascal