4sheetzngeegles
Survivor
This game has an international following.
There is a language barrier, in the forums, tutorials, and Localization
text. I recently performed an experiment, mainly for my own edification.
It was also to pre validate whether to submit this idea, or send it to
the circular file.
The results:
Instant inclusion for those understanding the written question.
Instant exclusion for those not. Frustration for some shown in the
instantaneous and lingering posting silence that followed.
Result the dismissal and expulsion of the question.
I apply Occam's Razor to everything I read hear see. It keeps things
simple and in perspective for me.
TFP and 7DTD are breaking ground in different areas.
The internet is used for a quantifiable amount of players.
Xml is not too far from Html, Calls can be made, scripts can be written.
Why not use the internet resource, in game, use a simple scroller script
in a banner configuration, to send text query to google translate which
returns in the users native language, or you can also useany other external
translator. I have seen Systran used.
I suggest google,
because Ive seen it used on company, Tv scrollers for stocks and info.
The GUI that is used in game is nearly simple WYSIWYG format. This makes it
simple to write/adjust/incorporate.
It is potentially imensely expandable to include: 7dtd wiki, Specific
Tutorials created by users in forum, Instant translation of Typed chat text
on servers, A much easier way to create localization text.
Imagine new players just getting their feet wet, with instant access to
7dtd wiki regarding how to build a forge. use mouse over and you have extended
TOOL tips.
A player can keep a journal. This is how I would see possible expansion.
And it can all start from Simple understanding.
If you do it Others WILL; not might; Copy. Better QOL Gaming for all.
This may be an
oversimplification of the process, but it offers less misinterpretation.
There is a language barrier, in the forums, tutorials, and Localization
text. I recently performed an experiment, mainly for my own edification.
It was also to pre validate whether to submit this idea, or send it to
the circular file.
The results:
Instant inclusion for those understanding the written question.
Instant exclusion for those not. Frustration for some shown in the
instantaneous and lingering posting silence that followed.
Result the dismissal and expulsion of the question.
I apply Occam's Razor to everything I read hear see. It keeps things
simple and in perspective for me.
TFP and 7DTD are breaking ground in different areas.
The internet is used for a quantifiable amount of players.
Xml is not too far from Html, Calls can be made, scripts can be written.
Why not use the internet resource, in game, use a simple scroller script
in a banner configuration, to send text query to google translate which
returns in the users native language, or you can also useany other external
translator. I have seen Systran used.
I suggest google,
because Ive seen it used on company, Tv scrollers for stocks and info.
The GUI that is used in game is nearly simple WYSIWYG format. This makes it
simple to write/adjust/incorporate.
It is potentially imensely expandable to include: 7dtd wiki, Specific
Tutorials created by users in forum, Instant translation of Typed chat text
on servers, A much easier way to create localization text.
Imagine new players just getting their feet wet, with instant access to
7dtd wiki regarding how to build a forge. use mouse over and you have extended
TOOL tips.
A player can keep a journal. This is how I would see possible expansion.
And it can all start from Simple understanding.
If you do it Others WILL; not might; Copy. Better QOL Gaming for all.
This may be an
oversimplification of the process, but it offers less misinterpretation.
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