Wish-List for Dominions 4

Gandalf Parker · #1 January 7th, 2009, 01:12 PM

There is also Harbringers map generator which does wraparround maps very nicely.
http://www.dom3minions.com/RandomMap...ll_Wrapped.htm

Im working at restoring my daily-generated map library to include some created with his program. First I want to play abit with his new sprite option. His latest map examples are quite promising.
http://paradoxharbinger.wikidot.com/screenshots

Wellsee · #2 January 7th, 2009, 08:56 PM

I just read the first couple of pages and the last, and am merely a newbie player, but I'll still chime in.

I wish there was some sort of 'clear shot' order for archers. It is frustrating seeing them shred my own troops trying to hit a straggler or two. It isn't advanced intelligence (of human or computer types) to recognize disastrous shots.

I also get frustrated when gemmed mages use them in overpowered battles, like when a handful of militia are thrown at my main army. So the suggestions for things like battle vs skirmish vs assassination orders ring true.

And finally, as a now and probably forever *single* player type, I want to either be able to configure keys or move the the damned 'e'nd turn key away from 'r'ecruit key! I'm never closer to punching my keyboard than when I make that mistake.

Bananadine · #3 January 7th, 2009, 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Wellsee

And finally, as a now and probably forever *single* player type, I want to either be able to configure keys or move the the damned 'e'nd turn key away from 'r'ecruit key! I'm never closer to punching my keyboard than when I make that mistake.

You might try this EZ workaround: http://www.typematrix.com/ezr2030/dvorak.html

Okay I'm joking, mostly. But it really is a fantastic keyboard.

Wellsee · #4 January 8th, 2009, 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Bananadine

You might try this EZ workaround: http://www.typematrix.com/ezr2030/dvorak.html

Okay I'm joking, mostly. But it really is a fantastic keyboard.

haha! Thanks for the outside-the-box idea. I'm not sure which would be more painful, though: Learning to type dvorak style (and switching back and forth with qwerty since I work on multiple stations in different states) or the upside-down-tack-on-the-e-key solution I've been toying with.