March 1, 2009 at 22:51User-friendly Need for Speed World Online interface
Apparently, the creation of MMOG is becoming popular without a monthly payment and free to download. With this total free of charge, developers are not unreasonably trying to increase interest in the game and increase the number of users, and use annoying in-game advertising and microtransactions to earn money. I can immediately recall the still-out Battlefield Heroes (release presumably in the middle of the year) and the recently announced Need for Speed World Online.
Well this is off topic. Now the news: unlike the traditional console implementation of racing simulator interfaces, the PC version of NFS World Online has a special customizable interface: the entire screen is built of convenient widgets that can be removed and moved to any place convenient for the player, even outside the main screen. Example in the screenshot below:
After all, an excellent solution: connoisseurs of realism can completely clear the space of sensors and windows, leaving space for the most important thing, and owners of an additional screen can easily take the unnecessary away. It's time to get a second monitor and enjoy the convenience of online games :) UPD
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Well this is off topic. Now the news: unlike the traditional console implementation of racing simulator interfaces, the PC version of NFS World Online has a special customizable interface: the entire screen is built of convenient widgets that can be removed and moved to any place convenient for the player, even outside the main screen. Example in the screenshot below:
After all, an excellent solution: connoisseurs of realism can completely clear the space of sensors and windows, leaving space for the most important thing, and owners of an additional screen can easily take the unnecessary away. It's time to get a second monitor and enjoy the convenience of online games :) UPD
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: thanks for the karma, posted to the blog :)