Re: [Enigma-devel] Enigma 0.8 beta version questions

[MetalSnake]

I would like it if the Levels are locked, that´s how every game with 
levels work, and that´s why games are fun, you have to do that level 
till you finish it, on the other hand I skipped some levels in the 0.7 
version because they were too hard, an option for lock or unlock levels 
is the same as just unlock all level. So I would say all the original 
oxyd levels should be in the same order as the original game and they 
have to be locked, the enigma levels should be unlocked and change the 
order hard games at the end and easy levels at the beginning.

Christian


Am Donnerstag, 25.09.03 um 21:15 Uhr schrieb Daniel Heck:

> Hi Stephanie,
>
> > I am disappointed with several aspects of the latest version of
> > Enigma.  In version 0.7 all levels were available for play at all
> > times.  This was one of the things that I liked best about the game.
>
> It's good you wrote in to tell us.  In fact, you are the first one to
> complain about this new "feature".
>
> I think there is one good argument for initially locking most of the
> levels: It turns Enigma from a loose collection of levels into a
> somewhat more coherent game.  Locking later levels adds an incentive to
> try (even) harder to solve the previous ones. On the other hand, what
> many users obviously like about Enigma is *that* it is a loose
> collection of levels.
>
> I'm not sure how to proceed.  I somewhat lean towards removing the 
> level
> locking from Enigma 0.8, but I would like to hear a few more opinions
> from others on the mailing list.  Of course, we could always add an
> option to enable or disable level locking...
>
> > I would also like to know what happens when you do release the final
> > version.  Do I have to start over from scratch?  Or will I be able to
> > somehow transfer the credit for already having solved a level in the
> > beta version?
>
> All your personal settings (including the information which levels you
> solved) we be automatically used by the final version.  They are not
> stored in the application folder but in your personal data folder.
>
> Thanks for your feedback!
>
> Daniel
>
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