Suggestion Attribute point information

[XenZan]

So many people constantly have trouble with the way the attribute points are allocated. I'm mostly referring to the way that higher level attributes cost more points to increase. That in itself isn't the problem. I think the real issue lies in that you don't actually know how many points you need to spend to increase an attribute.

I don't know anything about coding, so pardon my ignorance, but I think a simple fix would just be to display somehow, somewhere the attribute point cost of raising an attribute to the next level. And maybe displaying the current number of attribute points on the /attributes GUI.

I'm sure it will be fine to continue as-is, but I feel like it could be a little more efficient and user-friendly.
Any thoughts?

 

[Kainzo]

So many people constantly have trouble with the way the attribute points are allocated. I'm mostly referring to the way that higher level attributes cost more points to increase. That in itself isn't the problem. I think the real issue lies in that you don't actually know how many points you need to spend to increase an attribute.

I don't know anything about coding, so pardon my ignorance, but I think a simple fix would just be to display somehow, somewhere the attribute point cost of raising an attribute to the next level. And maybe displaying the current number of attribute points on the /attributes GUI.

I'm sure it will be fine to continue as-is, but I feel like it could be a little more efficient and user-friendly.
Any thoughts?

I agree with you in this. Trying to find a way via the GUI selection tool to do this.

 

[WitchOnaRampage]

For now, there is the table in the wiki on the Attributes page that shows how much each level costs in points. But yeah, it's pretty hit and miss when you're trying to figure out what you're going to get on the fly in game.

 

[XenZan]

For now, there is the table in the wiki on the Attributes page that shows how much each level costs in points. But yeah, it's pretty hit and miss when you're trying to figure out what you're going to get on the fly in game.

My thoughts exactly. I wasn't trying to discount the information in the wiki. That's what I've been using, lol, but while helpful, it isn't exactly the quick way to do it.