Before our Early Access launch, we conducted multiple beta tests. One of the most common pieces of feedback we received was that the dialogue speed felt too slow. Some players also found the scrolling text effect—where dialogue appears gradually rather than all at once—frustrating.
In response to these concerns, we've implemented several new options to enhance the dialogue experience. Let’s take a look at these improvements!
Display Dialogue All at Once
By default, dialogue appears on screen as if being typed out, mimicking a typewriter effect. However, for players who prefer to read the entire dialogue instantly, we’ve added an option to display all text at once.
Autoplay Dialogue
This autoplay feature allows dialogue to progress automatically to the next speaker or line. While some players prefer to manually advance dialogue after reading, others enjoy a more seamless experience. This option caters to the latter group.
Skip Battle Dialogue
For those who find battle dialogue repetitive, we’ve introduced a simple option to skip all battle dialogue. Initially, we considered a system that would skip dialogue only in battles that had been played before. However, due to various constraints, we opted for a more straightforward approach, allowing players to skip battle dialogue altogether. This should be a welcome addition for those who prefer faster-paced combat!
Show Chat Log
Missed a conversation? Prefer to read through all the dialogue at once? We’ve got you covered! You can now access the full chat log at any time by pressing the H shortcut key. This feature ensures that players can revisit past conversations whenever they need to.
These new options aim to improve the overall experience, adding different dialogue options to suit different players and their playstyles. We hope these additions help, and we’ll see you in the next one!
Jin Sang Kim
