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Alpha Two Phase II testing is currently taking place 5+ days each week. More information about testing schedule can be found here
If you have Alpha Two, you can download the game launcher here, and we encourage you to join us on our Official Discord Server for the most up to date testing news.
Party and Loot table UI
Chandler
Member
Hello, I have been lightly following this project for some time now, and am starting to really get into it.
One thing I have noticed is the UI being very outdated looking. I prefer simplistic, but it looks like it is dramatically outdated (party interface/loot interface are the two most prominent that I have noticed). Is this something that is being worked on? Or is it an AoC goal to maintain a simplistic "old style" party/loot UI theme?
Idea: Instead of a party portrait being a simplistic AoC emblem, perhaps an Archetype symbol with some relevant color related to their secondary archetype/augment? This would add class identity and quality of life!
Just my opinion
-Chandler5
One thing I have noticed is the UI being very outdated looking. I prefer simplistic, but it looks like it is dramatically outdated (party interface/loot interface are the two most prominent that I have noticed). Is this something that is being worked on? Or is it an AoC goal to maintain a simplistic "old style" party/loot UI theme?
Idea: Instead of a party portrait being a simplistic AoC emblem, perhaps an Archetype symbol with some relevant color related to their secondary archetype/augment? This would add class identity and quality of life!
Just my opinion
-Chandler5
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Comments
I get what you're saying but I'm sure the UI will be revamped and polished throughout the next year or two. It's common to have a 'bare bones' user interface especially during pre-alpha/alpha testing.