PA ALPHA feedback - Wall improvement suggestion

Discussion in 'Planetary Annihilation General Discussion' started by noaveragejoe, June 8, 2013.

  1. noaveragejoe

    noaveragejoe Member

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    Hi Devs/Forum peoples,

    I am not sure if i am missing something with this but at the moment walls are just simple blocks



    You can place them one by one and rotate to your own taste.

    The issue is.... this is slow slow work and makes you not want to use them. Walls should be quick to put up in order to slow enemy advance. Now i have made up for this in my own way,



    The fact you can stack building brings out the demon in me :twisted:



    This is a LOT of single blocks,



    Soon my line build line will be complete and my frame-rate will die a death.

    I would like to suggest this change. once the first wall block is built and selected, in the build menu it should show another wall icon to select.



    once the second block placed it will build a wall in between the two points ala age of empires or battle for middle earth.

    [​IMG]

    I think this would be better than the present implementation but i do realize its early days and you make have already planned to change this.

    while you ponder this i will get back to stacking stuff....



    :lol:

    Regards
    Joe

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  2. LordQ

    LordQ Active Member

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    Personally, I can't wait until they implement being able to drag a building to make it into a row.
  3. noaveragejoe

    noaveragejoe Member

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    Yeah that too :lol:.
  4. garat

    garat Cat Herder Uber Alumni

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    Me too! Who the heck is making this game?!?!? They should get on that. :mrgreen:
  5. bobucles

    bobucles Post Master General

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    But you don't want a row for walls. You want a loop. A swirly, twisty, fruity loop.

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