[Discussion] Adding "basic" / "simple" before some items
Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2015 8:03 am
Hi all,
Let me start by saying that this post is partly a translation discussion and partly a suggestions for renaming some things in the game.
This is an idea that was suggested in the Russian translation discussion of "Electronic circuit". Here's my translation into English:
Consider electric poles - we have small/medium/big and not [nothing]/big/giant.
Consider beacons - there is currently only one type, but it's "basic" nonetheless.
Examples I could think of where something like this applies:
Let me start by saying that this post is partly a translation discussion and partly a suggestions for renaming some things in the game.
This is an idea that was suggested in the Russian translation discussion of "Electronic circuit". Here's my translation into English:
I would like to add to this that I generally think that numbers in names are not a good thing, and is probably just some placeholder the developers didn't get around to fixing.. The only place I think I saw numbers in names of entities\technologies was in Civ when exhausting the tech tree and all you get are "future tech 15" etc....original strings which refer to items having several levels, should include "basic"/"simple" in their name instead of "no modifier" (e.g. "basic transport belt" as opposed to just "transport belt")... This would also imply that there are other levels to it.
Consider electric poles - we have small/medium/big and not [nothing]/big/giant.
Consider beacons - there is currently only one type, but it's "basic" nonetheless.
Examples I could think of where something like this applies:
- Transport belts/spitters/underground.
- Circuits (e.g. green would be "basic circuit", red will remain "advanced circuit", blue would also be some sort of a "circuit" instead of "processing unit")
- Assembly machines, instead of "1","2","3"...
- Speed modules (same terminology as in circuits)
- Technology names for the electronics group (currently: "electronics", "advanced electronics", "advanced electronics 2")