Advenchb14_ESO wrote: »Have chat bubbles been forgotten?
Advenchb14_ESO wrote: »"Yes. We have chat bubbles working internally. So we want to enable them soon, and testing will dictate which update they arrive in."
That was on the ZOS AuA last month. I'm curious if anyone has heard of this coming soon, or has it been scrapped? After looking at my chat box and finding out that I accidently* ignored someone asking to group up it reminded me of it. So anyone have a clue? Thanks.
Advenchb14_ESO wrote: »Black widow & coggage I'm glad you guys pointed out how it's not that serious of an update, although I think it would have been better if you didn't respond at all since you ignored what I was asking. I'm just looking for people to discuss if the update has been mentioned lately.
The majority of people would rather see more important stuff seen to first.
Its funny how the layman has absolutely no idea about the extent of software developing. Building a house also consist more than putting one brick on another. (especially if its a high-rise)it's not really to hard to impliment chat bubbles tho i mean it's probably like 30mins of coding max
I think we should make the number one rule of requesting something in ESO be check addons first, then rule two, search forum for identical topics.
There's plenty of free space on the Internet, so extra comments won't use it up. Asking on a chat forum is going to get all kinds of comments, not just the ones you want - welcome to how the Internet works. You'll get used to it.Advenchb14_ESO wrote: »Black widow & coggage I'm glad you guys pointed out how it's not that serious of an update, although I think it would have been better if you didn't respond at all since you ignored what I was asking.
daneyulebub17_ESO wrote: »I think we should make the number one rule of requesting something in ESO be check addons first, then rule two, search forum for identical topics.
Because if an add-on exists, although its maintained by a 3rd party and often buggy and not as full featured, typically graphically "less then pleasing", breaks whenever there's a major update---that means Zeni should consider it JOB DONE! (rolls eyes)
half of the coding for speech bubbles (in all honesty i'm expecting boxes ES:morrowind style) is there due to chat channels, it shouldnt be to difficult to move it into a new overhead box with alittle tech inputIts funny how the layman has absolutely no idea about the extent of software developing. Building a house also consist more than putting one brick on another. (especially if its a high-rise)it's not really to hard to impliment chat bubbles tho i mean it's probably like 30mins of coding max
No offense, just saying