Ziz
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Hey, I had a new idea. Meant seriously:
(Z) (Y)
(A) (
(W) (X)
(A) would be the main button like for the Gamecube. (X), (Y), (Z) and (W) build a logic square around it and ( B) is right to (A), which makes sense, too.
(Z) (Y)
(A) (
(W) (X)
(A) would be the main button like for the Gamecube. (X), (Y), (Z) and (W) build a logic square around it and ( B) is right to (A), which makes sense, too.
I already talked with you about this idea in the channel, but I know, the board has a problem with things said only in the channel... Furthermore you didn't ask for the reasons for my opinion, you just asked, whether the greek haters like the new idea more and I answered. But here a list, what I don't like about the new ideaI am truly amazed at the quality of the constructive feedback you guys have. Such interesting and compelling argumentation! Please continue!
I dislike this idea even more than greek letters...
- Instead of having bad font support like for greek letters now we don't even have font support at all. So every fucking homebrew application, port or emulator has to add little element pictures with size and style depending on the used font to the written text or have to use descriptions like [AIR], [WATER] or [sHADOW]/[LIGHT], which sucks.
- The idea has nothing to do with the pyra at all. I it just nerdy... Why don't we take Pokémon types? Press [GRASS] to continue or [DRAGON] to cancel. We could give the shoulder buttons types, too! Or why don't we take Klumpens proposal and take cardinal directions like [NORTH] or [EAST]. Or just colors without lettering at all. Press the red button. Looks even nicer than press [RED].
- We have to print the symbol, the name of the button, the semantic (like PgDn or Insert) and maybe the old Pandora layout for backward compatibility on the button. This is ridiculous. We use symbols, but have to write their names too, because nobody knows, what they mean...
- A big disadvantage is, that I just don't see any advantage. It just makes everything even more complicated