Feedback thread for PinkTutuPrincess' Guide for newbies
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Feedback thread for PinkTutuPrincess' Guide for newbies
guide seems ok, probably put a warning somewhere near the top. Please do not log off before you've achieved level 5. logging off before this point causes the most common problem for new players with them having full storage. Also a warning do not spend coins, gems and resources unless quests specifically tell you too and finally do not over build.
There: http://www.clker.com/cliparts/4/2/e/...w1-1800-th.png
Looks okay but the formatting could be better. Try bolding important information and leaving more space between segments?
Looks alright, but as fishsmell pointed out, formatting can be improved. It wouldn't hurt to run the text through a spell-checker while at it, I saw a lot of typos while reading through it. ^^''
Well done on the guide, a lot of time must have gone into this.
A "jump to" level locations would be nice, for returning readers
The pictures are no longer working....
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Originally Posted by Nolyka
Unfortunately the image hosting site that was used has ceased operating thus all pictures for the guide have been lost
The pictures should now be all working.
A lot of work has gone into replacing the images for the guide. Thank you MOD_V4lkyrie for putting in the time and effort required.
the images still do not show on Firefox. The imaging hosting site comes up as an insecure/malicious website and firefox is blocking all the content, so anyone else with an up to date firefox will most likely have the same issue
If i try the guide on chrome, the pictures show
Tested with Firefox 70 and Chrome 77 without any issues
Images are now hosted on thesettlersonlinewiki
i get this if i right click on the broken image symbol and choose view image
https://tso.safeunderdark.com/upload...5.70983322.jpg
on firefox quantum 69.0.1 (64-bit)
The images are hosted on http://www.thesettlersonlinewiki.com/. Unfortunately it doesn't currently have HTTPS.
As this is a Third party fansite, it is up to the site owners to set SSL encryption if they so choose.
I am not going to tell you to ignore the security warning but that would appear to be the only option at the moment.