Zeldax
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Posted this message in the Top Giftmaster Prizes thread, which Hollow responded to. quote:
A new tab was added to the victory scroll for gifting which is nice QoL. Based on what I've seen however it seems like it can only display a maximum of 7 or 8 digits (so you can't see the exact number of total gold you've donated or received if the number is too long). With that said, I don't really understand why the fake combat achievements on the victory scroll are more visible compared to the details that are actually important on the victory scroll such as battle rewards, daily cap information, and donations received. I really wish it were the other way around and/or at least make the text for the important details have a darker color so that they're not hard to read. @The Hollow I was referring to the four Battle Commendations on the top of the victory scroll when I mentioned "fake combat achievements". Apologies, I should have used a better term. With that said, I found it odd that the said Battle Commendations stand out instead more compared to the information that people would actually want to know after a battle ends, especially when you actually achieve those battle commendations. Currently, the actually important details on the new victory scroll use either (1) a light-ish brown text color or (2) use the same color as the victory scroll but with a background in a similar light-ish brown color as other text. Personally I think the light-ish brown backgrounds could be done away with, particularly with regard to the Daily Cap information, as it can be difficult to read at times especially when the game window is small. Not only does the light-ish brown background make the text harder to read, but as I mentioned in my original post, it makes it so that it can only display a maximum of 7 or 8 digits in the gifting tab, which means that you can't see the exact total number of gifts that you've received or donated if the number is too long. I also think the light-ish brown text color in general should be a bit darker to make it easier to read as well.
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