I'd much rather read the codex entries on my phone while I'm anyway then spend hours reading everything I've collected on my computer chair. It shouldn't be to hard to make.
Any plans on making a iphone/smartphone codex entry app?
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, déc. 15 2014 03:00
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Posté 15 décembre 2014 - 03:04
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back in my day we had pay phones and they cost a nickel to talk with someone. long distance was more and when your time ran up the operator came on and demanded more nickels. kids these days with their ipoop and youdoodles. we had a stick and a half chewed on baseball and we were happy.
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Posté 15 décembre 2014 - 03:07
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That's actually a kind of cool idea. Since Origin has our email addresses already, it could just email us a codex each time we get one in game. I make an attempt at reading codex entries, but realistically I only have a certain amount of time for playing games, so after I read a few I usually give up and just play. Being able to read them at my leisure would be cool. And if they were sent as emails they would be device-agnostic plus no need for an app...
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Posté 15 décembre 2014 - 03:11
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That's actually a kind of cool idea. Since Origin has our email addresses already, it could just email us a codex each time we get one in game. I make an attempt at reading codex entries, but realistically I only have a certain amount of time for playing games, so after I read a few I usually give up and just play. Being able to read them at my leisure would be cool. And if they were sent as emails they would be device-agnostic plus no need for an app...
From a usability standpoint, I do not want my emails sending me a bunch of codexes whenever I unlock them.
It could be centralized in the app itself, and we would recieve phone notifications instead to read these on the app itself. On the concept of it being device agnostic, they could use a web to phone framework as this is not something that would require heavy native support.
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Posté 15 décembre 2014 - 03:15
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back in my day we had pay phones and they cost a nickel to talk with someone. long distance was more and when your time ran up the operator came on and demanded more nickels. kids these days with their ipoop and youdoodles. we had a stick and a half chewed on baseball and we were happy.
Man, you were lucky to get an entire half-chewed baseball. All we had to play with was the spit left behind from the spit-ball. And we weren't happy.
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Posté 15 décembre 2014 - 04:29
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I'd much rather read the codex entries on my phone while I'm anyway then spend hours reading everything I've collected on my computer chair. It shouldn't be to hard to make.
This would be great.
