[Idea] Bubbles of Dialogues

[Myasa]

Hello / good evening to all and all Eorzeans, Hingashians, Othardians!

I created this topic so that you could share an idea that would be beneficial for many people, both visually and practically.

It would be adding bubbles of dialogues for our own discussions in the game, like when we pass next to some NPCs who exchange some sayings.
Since a base is already present in the game, I think it would be possible to set up.


The bubbles of dialogue would have as advantage:

- More legible texts.

- Color of the bubble or text following the borrowed channel. (One time wins.)

- In combat, text ads which would avoid watching the chat window all the time. (EX: Target the monster number 1!) All in a bubble just above the character that announces.

[Myasa]

- Be less lost in multiple dialogues when there are many people who write. Focusing on the window until you see the name of the character with whom you want to exchange is quite difficult, especially if your chat window is small.

- Same as above, Flood less disturbing if we focus on what people will write looking over their heads.


Possible parameters for dialogue bubbles:

- Activate / deactivate dialogue bubbles.

- Adjust the size of the dialogue bubbles.

- Adjust the opacity of the dialogue bubbles.

- Adjust the range of the bubbles. (Ex: The longer the range, the more distant the bubbles will be.)

- Organize text colors as well as textual channels.

[Myasa]

To support this idea and avoid the flood do not hesitate to put a "I like / like"! (the first post)

If you have any ideas to add to this, do not hesitate too!


Mya Mya (Ragnarok)

[Shougun]

Worked well in WoW (once there was options to turn it off, especially for people shouting and such lol). Did like it. Just make sure it's either very conserative on (with options to add more) or defaulted off so people don't have to try and see through a sea of bubbles for the next event or what have you (bubble trolling xD).

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