Curse

Addone_Abaddon · Nov 01, 2006, 10:42 AM // 10:42

I know when map travelling, you can select what district you want to go to, also the international districts.

Well, I was thinking, maybe on the character selection screen when choosing a character, pick what district you wanted to go in.

I remember my warrior was in LA when I last used him, I wanted to use him for the hat.. so I went on him, but unfotunately (it was in the halloween event) I got put into district 3

And I couldn't make it to the circle..I seen the mad king talking but couldn't move. And I was lagging too much to select district (menu wouldn't drop down).

The idea is this, have a district selection drop down, like all the others, on the character selection screen, below where it tells you what outpost you're in. So like this.

Emo Emanoid
Necromancer/Monk
Level 20
Faction Campaign
Currently in: Lion's Arch
[auto select active district]

broodijzer · Nov 01, 2006, 10:46 AM // 10:46

I think you should be able to select the town too. Just a dropdown list of all the towns you've been to.

explodemyheart · Nov 01, 2006, 11:02 AM // 11:02

/signed

I suggested this to my guildies quite awhile back, when I had a terrible, terrible computer. It was such a pain in the ass to log onto my account, log a character, map travel to the town + district I needed. It would have been so much easier if I could have picked the town + district straight off. Even if you could only pick the district of the town you were last in to go into would help. Especially if your last logon place was, say, LA. Instead of showing up in laggy (for bad computers) LA D1, you could choose lowest district.

Addone_Abaddon · Nov 01, 2006, 12:23 PM // 12:23

I do like the idea of selecting a town, but for some reason, it'd just make more sense to only select district.

It'd be cool when selecting a character it'd take you straight to the map!

I just thought of it then.

Addone_Abaddon · Nov 01, 2006, 05:39 PM // 17:39

bump.

Link4009 · Nov 01, 2006, 05:45 PM // 17:45

decent idea