Accepted Is the White Scroll Prompt Needlessly Confusing?

yes

 

it seems as if instead of loose ws getting randomly used, entire items are being ruined after this implementation

 

Would definitely prefer to lose 1 ws than a +5/+6 timeless (no reason I used that example in particular)

 

"Do you want to use the White Scroll?"

"Do you really want to use the White Scroll?"

"Do you really really want to use the White Scroll?"

 

For curiosity, what is the effect of pressing enter or esc at that selection page?

 

same as buy potion?

 

I'm more of wondering does esc mean no or cancel since there are 2 negative options now.

 

i am 92.43% sure, but need something rich to test

 

never thinked about, but u have reason

 

I don’t think it’s confusing and I think anyone who messes this process up has only themselves to blame but I also would approve of the Yes/Cancel change and if you don’t want to use a WS when scrolling just move it to Cash Shop. Seems like a simple change that can save even the pepega-est of the pepegas, at this point the only way to mess up is if you don’t have any WS in your inventory

 

the white scroll prompt is not confusing
but this thread is
u r talking like: if ur answer is no pls click yes, yes or no?

 

I can see why some could make a mistake although to me it's clear enough. Maybe to make it a bit clearer you could change the message to: "You are about to scroll your item, do you want to use a White Scroll as well?"

"Yes"/ "No"/ "Cancel" or "Cancel scrolling" or X in the corner.

But at this point it is really just for those having trouble with English.

 

is this a problem because more people are scrolling with ws or independent of all other variables, the problem is in the prompt? you can test if it's the former by making the old prompt default in the legends.ini file

 

To perhaps better explain, let me give an analogy.

Humans cannot perform any action with 100% accuracy. Whenever I poor a glass of water, there is a non-zero chance that i slip and spill some water. For every 1000 times I poor a glass of water, lets say I spill it once. I think the same can be true of mouse accuracy when people are clicking to use a white scroll.

For every x amount of times someone uses a 10%+ white scroll, there is a non-zero chance that they select the wrong prompt as per the new feature.

In the previous iteration (and current if you disable the feature in the ini file), all you have to do is make sure the box is checked, your 10% scrolls match the # of white scrolls, and drag the scroll onto the weapon. There is no popup that comes up which gives you another opportunity to mess up and say you do not want to use the white scroll.

In the current iteration, every time the popup comes that reconfirms if you want to use the white scroll, there is another chance for you to accidentally click the wrong option and scuff the weapon.

In essense, there are pro's and con's to this new feature and the previous iteration. The new feature makes it much less likely that people waste scrolls accidentally, but it is more likely that they ruin weapons by misclicking to not use a white scroll when they wanted. Ultimately, the trade-off is scuffing a white scroll vs scuffing a weapon, and scuffing a white scroll is much more preferable than scuffing a weapon.