Simple Suggestion - Let the server return quality and damage with result

[Eyesgood 2,121]

Every time I improve and item I want to see what the resulting quality is.

 

[10:44:35] You must use a file to smooth out the "Dwarvenstone Keep" in order to improve it.

 

When the action is completed the next action required to improve is sent to the client.  But my compulsive nature forces me to examine the item again to see the quality reached.  This request is sent to the server every time.  My suggestion is to add a quality notice to the end of the result so I dont have to send that request to the server.

 

[10:44:35] You must use a file to smooth out the "Dwarvenstone Keep" in order to improve it (Ql: 37.89035, Dam: 0.0)

 

This will save the trouble of examining the item.  It saves the server from processing the request.  It saves time and will probably improve performance when you think of hundreds of players not having to send examine requests during crafting.

 

 

While you are there, go ahead and add it to the repair result as well.

 

[10:55:12] You repair the "Dwarvenstone Keep"  (Ql: 37.0005, Dam: 0.0).

 

Thoughts?

Edited November 1, 2015 by Eyesgood

[Druidnature 1,118]

I very rarely seen to examine stuff but I wouldn't mind it. Though I would suggest on improve that the damage doesn't get shown. (You just improved it, there won't be damage - that's more text clutter)

[Eyesgood 2,121]

I very rarely seen to examine stuff but I wouldn't mind it. Though I would suggest on improve that the damage doesn't get shown. (You just improved it, there won't be damage - that's more text clutter)

 

Certainly, yep!

[archer 115]

Maybe on WU, but not on WO, cause it would make macro so much easier. You would know when to repair and when to switch to another item to get most of the skill gain.

 

-1

[KunAlt 844]

Maybe on WU, but not on WO, cause it would make macro so much easier. You would know when to repair and when to switch to another item to get most of the skill gain.

 

-1

 

Lol

[Xandra 353]

Hi,

 

without meaning you at all: 

[...] cause it would make macro so much easier. [...]

-1

 

Everytime I read this, it translates as such, for me:

 

Please don't change anything, my expensive macro-kit would need an expensive update!

As mentioned, not talking about archer!

 

Have fun!

[Druidnature 1,118]

Maybe on WU, but not on WO, cause it would make macro so much easier. You would know when to repair and when to switch to another item to get most of the skill gain.

-1

Uhm... No, that's not how that works.

And if it was, I could already do that by examining the item. Not to mention it already shows when you fail and damage a item.

Also, WO has protection against macros and use of bots, to a pretty darn good extent may I add. Granted a few get through, but this change wouldn't help them in anyway.

[NeeNee 855]

I am this kind of obsessive quality checker as well, so +1.

[Nukkinak 36]

I like the idea, would be useful at times for sure.

 

+1

Edited November 3, 2015 by Nukkinak

[Araninke 490]

I also obsessively check ql after every imping action. Would definitely save a lot of extra clicking!

Edited November 3, 2015 by Araninke

[Depends 220]

Maybe on WU, but not on WO, cause it would make macro so much easier. You would know when to repair and when to switch to another item to get most of the skill gain.

 

-1

 

My improve keybinds do a repair after each improve action anyway, why would a macro be assisted in any way by having damage displayed?