Artimer1
January 21st, 2023, 05:31
This is definitely not an "issue" but rather a thought I had that would end up making a players experience more immersive during gameplay:
If the LOS that projects jet black across the screen (to make it so that the player can't see whats behind it) was actually the same color or same repeated set of 5 pixel layers as what the player CAN see right up against the start of the LOS blockage. This way, if there is a big *** tree, the LOS blocking their sight would kind of look like a tree the whole way through, not just a tree at the base of the LOS and then some massive black streak across the map. I know that once a player has seen an area for the first time, and then it goes out of their LOS again, it's just greyed out, but in the tree case for instance, it could be browned out, or whatever color the object is that is blocking the LOS.
Again, this is not at all an issue, but rather something that might work out to be kinda cool. My apologies for not finding where suggestions go (if there even is a place). Thanks for reading!
If the LOS that projects jet black across the screen (to make it so that the player can't see whats behind it) was actually the same color or same repeated set of 5 pixel layers as what the player CAN see right up against the start of the LOS blockage. This way, if there is a big *** tree, the LOS blocking their sight would kind of look like a tree the whole way through, not just a tree at the base of the LOS and then some massive black streak across the map. I know that once a player has seen an area for the first time, and then it goes out of their LOS again, it's just greyed out, but in the tree case for instance, it could be browned out, or whatever color the object is that is blocking the LOS.
Again, this is not at all an issue, but rather something that might work out to be kinda cool. My apologies for not finding where suggestions go (if there even is a place). Thanks for reading!