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Nepster, you're also from Germany. Do you live reasonably close to us?If you count the distance between Göttingen and München "reasonably close", then yes
. So don't expect me to join, but please tell me the date (once it is fixed), just in case that I am a little closer anyway around that time.
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The critical opinion is how player-modifiable spawn interval helps execution, and people have reported 5 to 10 levels from the 240-level community pack where it's integral to the solution. When culture has grown over the design, the culture locks the design in place.After a closer look, the following levels require RR-changes:
To compare this with one-way arrows:...But still there are several levels (e.g. Trading and Cooperation), where one-way-walls are created by specific terrain layouts. Other levels (e.g. Lix Cannon) had to be heavily modified to make up for the lack of one-way-walls. So there are ways to replace the function "one-way-wall" in the current version of Lix. But I see no similar replacement for the function "change RR".
Idea for RMB scrolling: When the user scrolls at the screen edges, shape the cursor into the four little arrows, too. This is a minor improvement, we probably need more.Not enough. I never pressed the RMB in the first place, so I never encountered the changed cursor.
Idea for dir select: This needs to be at least as prominent as the release-rate changers. Do we even need those? In multiplayer, it's forbidden anyway to change the rate. How many levels use that in singleplayer? I feel it's mainly panel clutter, and it's much less important than directional select. If necessary, I can try to fit both functions on the panel.I skimmed over Hopeless in the Community level pack and it seems that changing the RR at least helps in many levels. Apart from that, setting the RR to the minimum is very convenient at the end of a level.
[17:09] <SimonN> wtf, neolemmix has too many undiscoverable keysYes, explaining them in the NeoLemmix topic here in the forums is not enough. Players like me don't want to pause playing to search for infos on the internet!
Disabler is reasonably descriptive, ...Sorry, but NO! I would probably think of Disablers as Deskillers: A lemming that reverts any lemming he touches to a walker. E.g. builders stop placing bricks, bashers/miners stop midstroke and even permanent skills like climbers or floaters get cancelled when meeting a Deskiller/Disabler.
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