Differences Table[]
I have some ideas about displaying this information if you are interested. Refiner 01:54, February 15, 2011 (UTC)
I don't have rights to edit differences table. That is fine, but someone who does should add some changes when they add in the R11 and R12 stuff. Namely:
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==Changes coming soon!!==
Based on the discussions (see posts in the general section) and polls we did on the handicap, we've release the following changes:
- Gov cost will be capped at 750 chests on all realms(1)
- Realm 2 and Realm 3 are getting a speed boost (2)
- Handicap is being turned off on Realm 3 (3)
(1) we can't get exact 750 gov cost cap on all realms, but it will around that; +/- few chests
(2) Partly because we wanted to get those changes in before christmas, and hence did not get a chance to discuss details with you guys further, we will implement the asked for speed ups on realm 2 and realm 3 only for now. After the new year, we would like to hear your feedback and we'll implement simillar changes on other closed realms if you guys want.
Exact Changes:
Realm 2, recruit speed goes up to 1.75x from 1.33, silver production to 1.75x from 1.5x
Realm 3, recruit speed goes up to 2.75x from 2.25, silver production to 2.75x from 2.25x
- I was actually referring to alignment and display of the details of the table in a wiki-style format rather than a table that pops out. The text in the columns keeps getting scrunched tighter with the addition of new realms, making it difficult to read details such as the invites due to wrapping constraints. Longer text cells in the table will soon be only one word or a part of a word in width with continued addition of new realms. My proposal would be to include the table in segments to be more wiki-friendly and dislpay the text in a way that is easier to track and read. I'll set up a template and display it as an example of what I am talking about. Also, the template can be modified to add the additional fields you propose Refiner 22:46, February 16, 2011 (UTC).