The connection issues are getting better each patch. Keep it up. I would like to see more info about what some of the cryptic error messages mean. For example, sometimes you get the error "nat facilitator is unavailable', but you can keep playing. What does that mean? If I'm playing a 2v2 with my port-forwarded mates should we care? etc
bump
trying to convince newbs to use some useless tech?
Apparently this port is needed to be open when creating a lobby, and you can't change it.
If I have two stacks of teleport scrolls and I use a teleport scroll, no matter how I select the scroll to use (F1/F2 or clicking), it will always be taken from the first stack. This is annoying if I have a stack of 3 and second stack of 1, because the scrolls will take up a second slot for longer than they should have to.
WHy not also allow people in a game with an 'open' connection to act as a proxy too? That would reduce/eliminate the need for external infrastructure, and I bet the latency would be less for people in countries like Australia, where gogrid/amazon don't have a datacenter.
Trying to join custom game: http://cccp.project357.com/?show=m5884750f Trying to matchmake a panthenon game(?): http://cccp.project357.com/?show=m1e3faf70 Panthenon Matchmaking: http://cccp.project357.com/?show=m41d18707 dxdiag: http://cccp.project357.com/?show=m764c2878
As per title: If the game crashes, do you care about crash reports? Where should we direct them? What other info do you want?
using a laptop? Most likely cause would be the CPU or GPU getting very hot and throttling itself so it doesn't melt. Try improving the ventilation underneath the lappy and see if that helps.
oh :( How long is a pantheon? Days, weeks?
The first thing I did when I brought this game was try to join a multiplayer game. I picked pantheon, but it said only 30 people were playing and it couldn't find a match. That was OK, but now whenever I go back to pantheon, it doesn't let me change from light to dark (I like the vampire most now). What obvious button am I missing :P
It's really difficult to work out how much mana you have in relation to the amount of mana each spell costs. A few ideas about this: * When you hover over an ability, highlight on the mana bar how much man you need. Very useful to see how close I am to another use of my favourite ability or whatever. * Show mana/hp as numbers always, not just when I hover over the (very skinny) bar * Show the time left on active effects as a number in the middle of the effect icon. Sor