Please focus on giving console players more hotbar space, instead of removing actions

[GrizzlyTank]

I feel like we need to have a discussion about why people think more skills equals more better.


We don't need 36+ skills that are used.


That's too much. Make it 20 and make them actually matter.

Yeah, got to love the button fetishists.

What actually matters for good combat is flow and sound design. Not the amount of button one has.

[velswen]

Yeah, got to love the button fetishists.

What actually matters for good combat is flow and sound design. Not the amount of button one has.

Sound design has literally nothing to do with how many decisions go into playing your job.

[GrizzlyTank]

Sound design has literally nothing to do with how many decisions go into playing your job.

Don't underestimate the effect of good sound design. It really turns what might very well be something generic into something that feels good to use.

[Rudje]

Don't underestimate the effect of good sound design. It really turns what might very well be something generic into something that feels good to use.

...Wrong meaning of sound. "Sound design" is being used in the original post being quoted to mean "healthy and working", as in a "sound horse" or a "sound limb".

Anyway we don't need even more buttons available and I don't know why you'd want even more buttons. E: For transparency: I use m+kb, I'm still good on button count.

[GrizzlyTank]

...Wrong meaning of sound. "Sound design" is being used in the original post being quoted to mean "healthy and working", as in a "sound horse" or a "sound limb".

Anyway we don't need even more buttons available and I don't know why you'd want even more buttons. E: For transparency: I use m+kb, I'm still good on button count.

I meant sound design as audible design in both posts. Not sound as adjective.

Like what do you prefer, your attack making some satisfying smacks, or the sound of slapping someone with wet noodles?