Let us read item log in middle of game

[yökyöpeli]

So as topic. It would be easier, still after many hours of play can't remember the 'item stats' and have to go wiki. So it would be faster when choosing items, specially in single player cos you can pause game.

[Ittrix]

Well, most of the item stats are inaccurate but when they're fixed and accurate I'd like to see it too.

[Boboscus]

I dunno if that's a reason but I still remember all of the items from RoR and what they do, probably not their exact % but that doesn't matter as long as you know what they're for, new items I already learned too, since there's not that many. It would either add a wall of text to TAB menu that you couldn't read anyway since TAB-ing does't pause the game or you could pause the actual game then read description of it which you can do now as well via WIKI, so I don't see the point tbh.

[Ittrix]

Or it'd add a logbook button to the pause menu when you press escape? It'd also let us see challenges, personal stats, lore, items that we have/haven't picked up (if command works like how I think this'll be even more important), environment logs we still need to collect, etc. It's generally helpful for new players, but there's reason for others to want it too.

[wsglad]

Haha Wish Hopoo have fun developing.

[yökyöpeli]

This:

Originally posted by Ittrix:

Or it'd add a logbook button to the pause menu when you press escape?

[Jimmy Hunter]

Originally posted by yokyopeli:

This:

Originally posted by Ittrix:

Or it'd add a logbook button to the pause menu when you press escape?

This is something I'd love to see. It might be cumbersome to flip through on Multiplayer, but Singleplayer pauses the game when you go into the menu.

[Domestic Mole-Rat]

there's a mod called ItemStats that tells you your current proc and % with 57 leaf clover and it's great

[Ittrix]

Okay but I also want to

Originally posted by Ittrix:

see challenges, personal stats, lore, items that we have/haven't picked up (if command works like how I think this'll be even more important), environment logs we still need to collect, etc.