I remember back in sanctum when we had a library where you could go and right click on a bookcase to learn the spells "Recall" & "Mark". I am sure some of you will also note that certain skills were learned that way before heroes.
What I found really interesting is that in spawn, in the "Haunted Library" (also some call the Legal mob spanwer) , there is a sign that when you right click will ask if you want to reset all your experience and now I want to know more about this.
Is it possible so that all you need to do to choose a class is right click a sign (for example a sign with caster will let you choose caster and have the /confirm message appear to confirm) in combination with the current format so we don't need to return to spawn to repick/spec or could be intended for the travel.
(trying to make the experience for first timers a little less hectic so that they can stay long enough to enjoy what I experienced from my time in Herocraft.)
To explain my position, people who join are not away prepared and may interpret that we are ignoring them or "throwing them to the wolves". When you begin in Herocraft you are imminently disoriented from how different it is from vanilla Minecraft. Herocraft relies on text based command and not everyone is equipped with the experience to understand how it all works. There is an introduction/help video thanks to Alator but not all newbies have seen it.
This is the real problem is that people don't have foundation, they don't know how to start.
The other problem is that Newbies don't know how to live. This is hardcore and they need to learn (somehow).
The foundation for getting started in herocraft is dismal, once you start the game for the first time you have a timer straped to you and that is the food bar. They need to learn right away to gather supplies and create shelter which some of them fail right away, asking in help or O for assistance. While we can't help them in this, they still need some way to learn and how other games do this is tone the level down for low levels and give them a break/chance to catch up to the higher level player base.
For the record, this is not the disrepect the guides since they are doing their jobs. it's just newbies don't listen so I suggest lower the bar when you start because it always get easier when you are a higher level. Except that they change niches by that time.
What I found really interesting is that in spawn, in the "Haunted Library" (also some call the Legal mob spanwer) , there is a sign that when you right click will ask if you want to reset all your experience and now I want to know more about this.
Is it possible so that all you need to do to choose a class is right click a sign (for example a sign with caster will let you choose caster and have the /confirm message appear to confirm) in combination with the current format so we don't need to return to spawn to repick/spec or could be intended for the travel.
(trying to make the experience for first timers a little less hectic so that they can stay long enough to enjoy what I experienced from my time in Herocraft.)
To explain my position, people who join are not away prepared and may interpret that we are ignoring them or "throwing them to the wolves". When you begin in Herocraft you are imminently disoriented from how different it is from vanilla Minecraft. Herocraft relies on text based command and not everyone is equipped with the experience to understand how it all works. There is an introduction/help video thanks to Alator but not all newbies have seen it.
This is the real problem is that people don't have foundation, they don't know how to start.
The other problem is that Newbies don't know how to live. This is hardcore and they need to learn (somehow).
The foundation for getting started in herocraft is dismal, once you start the game for the first time you have a timer straped to you and that is the food bar. They need to learn right away to gather supplies and create shelter which some of them fail right away, asking in help or O for assistance. While we can't help them in this, they still need some way to learn and how other games do this is tone the level down for low levels and give them a break/chance to catch up to the higher level player base.
For the record, this is not the disrepect the guides since they are doing their jobs. it's just newbies don't listen so I suggest lower the bar when you start because it always get easier when you are a higher level. Except that they change niches by that time.