Archeage map coordinates windows#

Yet at the same time they keep trying to push more advanced content like PvP and raids that the game just cannot handle with the current UI limitations. There are dozens of UI features implemented in even the most basic indie MMO that have yet to make their way to the GW2 UI and the developers have never really given a reason beyond that they don’t want to clutter it up. Because of this alot of information is missing from the UI which makes combat difficult (e.g, an always visible combat log so you can both chat and watch the skills you’re being hit with at the same time). They seem to favor “simplicity”, the problem is that definition is their own and doesn’t come from the players. The new squad UI does allow you to toggle wide (default) vs tall (party version) and I think that might be it. This does make the UI easier to maintain and describe to new players it does remove some important customization.ĪFAIK, the mini map is the only part of the non-window UI that you can move and only from lower right to upper right.

Archeage map coordinates windows#

In GW2, only some windows can be moved, fewer can be resized, and most panels/etc are locked to one part of the screen. This included the location of the skillbar, the size of the enemy bar, the placement of the mini map, party window, and so on.

You could set the location of nearly every panel+window, set the size, and iirc, those details were stored in a file, allowing you to save the configuration before experimenting. GW1’s interface was much more customizeable.

Is that it?Ĭorrect, you are very limited to how wide or how tall you can make the chat window and you cannot de-anchor it from the lower left. I’d simply like to move my chat window closer to the center of field of view…but I only get the option for bottom corner/top corner.

Any suggestions for an event time? I will set something up on the spreadsheet calendar, and I wouldn't mind going out on a whim tonight to find some treasure if anyone is interested.This could be done in GW1 if I recall correctly. The bigger the list, the greater the chances at the chest lottery for gold, as each chest will yield random items worth a random amount of vendor trash. Having a nice, organized group each run to cover an optimum amount of sea floor would be great to find wrecks and other exploration sites for future events. I feel that people that stick around in game post-meeting on Sundays could be a good time, not always for me personally, but could have a good turn out in general. I would like to have at least three people for each event to start, as we only have the harpoon clippers, but would ultimately like to see a minimum of 8 people once we have a Cutter ship. Any salvages we do for the first few weeks are going to include the few locations I have pinpointed which take no more than 2-5 minutes at each location, then exploration of new areas. I don't know the exact timers (if any), but I have gone to the same location two days in a row, more than 24 hours apart, and the chest respawned. We need to get a good feel for the timers because we don't want to go out every time and find out it has already been taken heh As long as we don't go out consecutive days to the same area, we're fine.