Map idea...thing....stuff

[Draklar]

That kind of kills the purpose of there being maps :P

[seperot]

the idea would be more handy for newbies who wonder into the sewers and spend 3 hours trying to get out... plus it was an idea...things like that are made to be worked on and built up not used as is

[yayoo]

You wont remember where to go your secound time around, it took me 6 or 7 times to get the right path to the ruins

[Draklar]

I think you should re-read Seperot\'s opening post :P

[Karyuu]

Sep\'s suggestion wouldn\'t help newbies, unless they\'ve high INT ;)

[Draklar]

So it\'ll help those who are playing sage/wizard characters. Good for people playing characters smarter than themselves. That was always a problem in the tabletops :P

[Farren Kutter]

I think Sep\'s idea is brilliant to tell the truth.... it sure would give me a reason to train my INT. I like the idea a lot, and it would add a nice amount of realism to the game.

[Hellios]

Originally posted by seperot
also i guess you could add in that eventually if a char walks past a point so many times it becomes long term memory so stays in the persons mental mind as it where....

if this happened would people just walk forward and backwards beside the point and eventually they would memorize everything.
 
Other than that good idea..

Originally posted by yayoo
People are acually very tempted to know whats over, if there is a crowed of ulbers there they will try run threw them to find out why they are there.If they have the choice to take or just leave a map alone their going to take it because they need to know whats over there.

a maps not gunna tell you if the Ulbers are hiding a treasure or gaurding a prisoner. Maps in PS wont probably show when things are moving or where treasure is. (unless its a treasure map).

[dragonfire999]

if you walk forward and backwards 100 times around a point im sure you will remember it too.

I think its a great idea, but how quick it becomes long term memory will also be affected by intelligence