Why are there confirmation boxes in dungeon?

[Fynlar]

Yeah, some of these prompts make sense (elevators, places with multiple choices like the coral in Sastasha), but when a number of them seem to amount to nothing other than "would you like to proceed with the dungeon? yes/no" it gets a little egregious.

[Obysuca]

Yeah, some of these prompts make sense (elevators, places with multiple choices like the coral in Sastasha), but when a number of them seem to amount to nothing other than "would you like to proceed with the dungeon? yes/no" it gets a little egregious.

It gets worse when its defaulted to "no" D:

[Cakekizyy]

Might be targeting issues. I tell game to only target enemies, but X keeps targeting interactable objects during fights.

[FallenArisen0990]

I'm more mad they took away the confirmation box when teleporting....

[Klamor]

Ah, good call on those folks. After reading some of the other occurrences that you guys posted some more came to mind.

I think overall, they just put these confirmations on things that could possibly screw you if you clicked it at a bad time. Otherwise, there are a few items and doors you can click on that don't have a confirmation. Never really thought about the reason why until this thread.

[Laraul]

Indicates to the player that an interactive object has been clicked and to protect against unintended activation.

[Violyre]

I went to a dungeon one time. It asked me if I wanted to proceed. I thought about it a moment and was like "ehh...not really." So I didn't.