It sucks scrolling through the long list of aps.
Option to hide completed aps.
Option to heart aps that are not completed in order to keep track of current goals.
New section named "Goals" only shows aps you have hearted.
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It sucks scrolling through the long list of aps.
Option to hide completed aps.
Option to heart aps that are not completed in order to keep track of current goals.
New section named "Goals" only shows aps you have hearted.
+1. The amount of sliding my right thumb had to do, jeez.
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by Encryptions
Agree with the hearting of aps to keep track of goals.
Have the aps that are favorited transfer to other alt characters within the same account.
- Benefits seasonal toons to have specific lists of achievements for the quickest points for Leaderboard, etc.
Maybe the overall option tabs of achievements can be compressed a bit, like viewing the contents of locked crates through the auction.
- You can click on a specific ap, like you would an item within the chest contents list, and can open a small window that requires 1 click to close, which explains how the ap / quest needs to be completed.
Overall a nice suggestion. Add it to the slow growing list of quality of life :-)
Brilliant ideaQuote:
Originally Posted by Encryptions
also can we have options to heart characters? cuz i have many level 81 chars and my main is below need to swipe 5 times to find it.
It would be also cool if we were able to just put the chosen APS counter on the screen (for example where quests are), whether it's gold farming, mob or elite boss farming.
+1 this would help me personally a lot with my boss aps I'm doing.
Look who also agrees above youQuote:
Originally Posted by marsu4u
Hiding completed achievements would be great. Not sure favoriting achievements would be worth the work. I don't think we have enough space to track selected achievements on the hud.
-ALS
Or maybe let us choose to prioritize aps arrangements likeQuote:
Originally Posted by asommers
-default aps sequence or
-show incomplete aps first
-etc