Suggestion for Streamlining Bloodpoint Spending
Hey everyone!
Okay, so I'm in the middle of this lovely event, racking up Bloodpoints like crazy. But here's the issue - after a few matches, I've got over 2 million Bloodpoints to spend. It's awesome, but spending them all in the Bloodweb is turning into a whole game in itself. I spend more time clicking through it than actually playing!
Can we talk about getting a quicker way to use up these points? Could we speed up this process so we can get back to the real action - playing the game!
Here's my idea:
- Introduce a "Bulk Spend" Button: Add a new button or option in the Bloodweb interface labeled "Bulk Spend" or similar.
- Bulk Spend Menu: Clicking this button opens a small menu where players can enter the amount of Bloodpoints they want to spend in bulk.
- Efficient Spending: The new system has no animations between levels and prioritizes efficient spending, possibly focusing on cheaper nodes first to maximize the number of nodes purchased.
- Logical Order: The game follows a logical order: prioritizing necessary paths to complete the Bloodweb level, and then proceeding to the next level automatically.
- Progress Tracker: A progress bar or counter shows how many Bloodpoints have been spent so far and how many remain.
- Player Control: Players can pause or stop the bulk spending process at any time if they need to manually adjust or take over.
Benefits:
- Time-Saving: Greatly reduces the time spent clicking through the Bloodweb, especially during events when Bloodpoints are abundant.
- Convenience: Allows players to quickly allocate Bloodpoints without needing to manually navigate each node.
- Focus on Gameplay: Players can spend more time in matches rather than managing resources.
Implementation Considerations:
- User Control: Ensure players have control over the process with options to pause, stop, or manually intervene.
- Prioritization Settings: Allow players to set preferences for prioritizing certain items or perks if they want more control over the auto-spending logic.
What do you all think? I’d love to hear your thoughts and any other ideas you might have to make spending Bloodpoints quicker and more efficient.
Looking forward to your feedback!
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