
From: My Inner Designer To: Bungie UI Team (Destiny)
UI Topic - The Super Screen
Context: https://twitter.com/knowsworthy/status/866651641331580929
The paths in each subclass can't be mixed and matched. They are designed to work as a group of 4 together. e.g. This path or that path. https://t.co/vLzE1a0FcF — Mark Noseworthy (@knowsworthy) May 22, 2017
My thoughts: While I understand the streamlining nature that these "paths" may have for the Bungie designers of play (or whatever the proper title may be), I would have really liked to have mixed and matched to my style of play.
With that said, in thinking about it, it's no different to what was done for Destiny 1. So what changed? Why does this feel so bewildering to me. My current answer is the new UI Language for the Super Screen. I've been trained by the Destiny 1 UI that in the super screen, I get to select some traits from one line, and some traits from another line. I feel the same here, but instead of lines - it's boxes. What I want to do with the UI as posted in the above image is select 2 "perks" from the top box and two "perks" from the bottom box. I find myself flustered, as what I'm expecting is not what it really is. This is further reinforced by the other existing parts of the Destiny 2 Super UI. The top, left, and bottom portions follow this very concept mentioned, much like it was in Destiny 1.
Suggestion: Make Traits collapsible. If I don't see the other boxs, it will be less of a bother.
Play with the centering and motion, and... well I think this would help alot!
My 2¢ :)
Complete thread:
- From: My Inner Designer To: Bungie UI Team -
INSANEdrive,
2017-05-22, 22:22
- From: My Inner Designer To: Bungie UI Team - Harmanimus, 2017-05-23, 19:47
- From: My Inner Designer To: Bungie UI Team - Kermit, 2017-05-24, 11:14