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| Summary | 0000235: When opening the Save Game menu, we should have a name proposed by default for our saved game like in H3 | ||
| Revision | 2010-07-21 01:24 by Zamolxis | ||
| Description | H3 had "NEWGAME" I believe. We could have the same, or we could have some other (maybe better, or at least original) solutions: 1. "VCMINEW" or 2. "NEWGAMEn" or "VCMINEWn" or "VCMI_n", where "n" is a number which increases with every save, so that we don't have to manually change it to avoid overwriting. or 3. "YYMMDD_n" or "YYYYMMDD_n" - so a format which defaults today's date, plus a number, which increases with every save. The last two proposals (especially the 3rd) would allow the players to also easily sort the saved games chronologically with a simple click on the column header. |
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| Revision | 2009-11-28 04:29 by Zamolxis | ||
| Description | H3 had "NEWGAME" I believe. We could have the same, or we could have some other (maybe better, or at least original) solutions: 1. "VCMINEW" or 2. "NEWGAMEn" or "VCMINEWn" or "VCMI_n", where "n" is a number which increases with every save, so that we don't have to manually change it to avoid overwriting. or 3. "YYMMDD_n" or "YYYYMMDD_n" - so a format which defaults today's date, plus a number, which increases with every save. The last two proposals (especially the 3rd) would allow the players to also easily sort the saved games chronologically with a simple click on the column header. |
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| Revision | 2009-11-28 04:28 by Zamolxis | ||
| Description | H3 had "NEWGAME" I believe. We could have the same, or we could have some other (maybe better, or at least original) solutions: 1. "VCMINEW" or 2. "NEWGAMEn" or "VCMINEWn" or "VCMI_n", where "n" is a number which increases with every save, so that we don't have to manually change it to avoid overwriting. or 3. "YYMMDD_n" or "YYYYMMDD_n" - so a format which defaults today's date, plus a number, which increases with every save. The last two proposals (especially the 3rd) would allow the players to also easily sort the saved games chronologically with a simple click on the column header. |
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| Revision | 2009-11-28 04:20 by Zamolxis | ||
| Description | H3 had "NEWGAME" I believe. We could have the same, or we could have some other (maybe better, or at least original) solutions: 1. "VCMINEW" or 2. "NEWGAMEn" or "VCMINEWn" or "VCMI_n", where "n" is a number which increases with every save, so that we don't have to manually change it to avoid overwriting. or 3. "YYMMDD_n" or "YYYYMMDD_n" - so a format which defaults today's date, plus a number, which increases with every save. |
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| Revision | 2009-11-28 04:20 by Zamolxis | ||
| Description | H3 had "NEWGAME" I believe. We could have the same, or we could have some other (maybe better, or at least original) solutions: 1. "VCMINEW" or 2. "NEWGAMEn" or "VCMINEWn" or "VCMI_n", where "n" is a number which increases with every save, so that we don't have to manually change it to avoid overwriting. 3. "YYMMDD_n" or "YYYYMMDD_n" - so a format which defaults today's date, plus a number, which increases with every save. |
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| Revision | 2009-11-28 04:19 by Zamolxis | ||
| Description | H3 had "NEWGAME" I believe. We could have the same, or we could have some other (maybe better, or at least original) solutions: 1. "VCMINEW" 2. "NEWGAMEn" or "VCMINEWn" or "VCMI_n", where "n" is a number which increases with every save, so that we don't have to manually change it to avoid overwriting. 3. "YYMMDD_n" or "YYYYMMDD_n" - so a format which defaults today's date, plus a number, which increases with every save. |
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| Revision | 2009-11-28 04:18 by Zamolxis | ||
| Description | H3 had "NEWGAME" I believe. We could have the same, or we could have some other (maybe better, or at least original) solutions: 1. "VCMINEW" 2. "NEWGAMEn" or "VCMINEWn" or "VCMI_n", where "n" is a number which increases with every save, so that we don't have to manually change it to avoid overwriting. 3. "YYMMDD_n" or "YYYYMMDD_n" - so a format which defaults today's date, plus a number, which increases with every save. |
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