That thing at the Back

I know a couple of my Posts have been minor complaints, this is no different :laughing: …why do we have an Ore Hold Icon at the back of the Ship, Floating in Space after a Scan? I can already see my Ore Hold 3 other ways, the little Holds & Bays Icon left of the HUD shows more detail. So that other thing isn’t really needed.
Most Respectfully.

Kaylen.A.

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Yea, the new ore hold tracker is redundant.

Hopefully they’ll add an option to turn it off so I can use the new mining sensor UI without it.

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It is not only redundant, but bears absolute similarity to how modern applets and websites show loading errors. Whenever i look at it, i get a small shock as if my ship is about to die due to loss of internet connection and missing client updates…

The UI designer really should need to explain him/herself for seemingly lack of knowledge on how similar looking elements are used in todays world of computing and why it was not made different to those.

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Because miners are too lazy to use any of the provided 3 other ways.

Eve is a game where certain segments of the player base whine about having to perform an extra mouse click.

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what extra mouseclick? you can permanently switch the standard cargohold indicator to the required cargohold it should indicate…no further mouseclick needed ever again.

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Ah, yes, when the point of a post is stratospheric compared to you.

Clicking a single button to open your hold and look at it was too much effort for some, so now they don’t need to click on anything.

I keep Active Ship Window up…no click…but it’s just a click. Do they wanna play the Game or watch it?:person_facepalming:

Also, you can hover over the Holds & Bays Icon..no click…but shiit, you have to move the Mouse :face_with_crossed_out_eyes:

Like planetary interaction click

click. click

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