Remove confirmation box when entering airship

[Ultinoob]

Hello as per title.

When zooning in general we do not get a confirmation box but for airshhip access there is one. This extra click is annoying me. Am I the only one who finds this annoying?

[Lynnabel]

I also find it annoying. I can remove it, but my DDO instincts are telling me this might be some super secret DDO ancient sorcery that glues the game together.

If there's some sort of consensus about removing it I can take a shot.

[Paisheng]

I also find it annoying. I can remove it, but my DDO instincts are telling me this might be some super secret DDO ancient sorcery that glues the game together.

If there's some sort of consensus about removing it I can take a shot.

I am willing to risk removing it especially if it gives us a glimpse of of the secretly toiling over a cauldron of writhing codes, bugs, worms and other such ingredients. Yes the buildings of Sharn may come tumbling down, but on the plus side we can get everybody in their airships faster for evacuations....

[PsychoBlonde]

I also find it annoying. I can remove it, but my DDO instincts are telling me this might be some super secret DDO ancient sorcery that glues the game together.

If there's some sort of consensus about removing it I can take a shot.

I'd be happy if you removed it, but I have a sudden suspicion that confirmation box is tied in with the ship-loading procedure in a weird way, or that check is required to determine whether someone actually has a ship to go to or not.

Note that the guild airship beacons also demand to know if you actually want to go to your ship. I would not be in the least surprised if the entire "do I have a ship" check is tied to that one dialog option.

[weyoun]

I'd be happy if you removed it, but I have a sudden suspicion that confirmation box is tied in with the ship-loading procedure in a weird way, or that check is required to determine whether someone actually has a ship to go to or not.

Note that the guild airship beacons also demand to know if you actually want to go to your ship. I would not be in the least surprised if the entire "do I have a ship" check is tied to that one dialog option.

Not to be cynical, but yes perhaps the e-commerce associated with beacons. I don't know what the sales numbers are on these things but I haven't seen one in years. I'd love to see the dialog go away, it can hang for a long time and is generally annoying.

[Fnordian]

I also find it annoying. I can remove it, but my DDO instincts are telling me this might be some super secret DDO ancient sorcery that glues the game together.

If there's some sort of consensus about removing it I can take a shot.

Please remove the confirmation if you can safely do so. If it has unintended consequences, such as free tasty hams, whenever you board an air ship, that's okay too.

[Ilindith]

my DDO instincts are telling me this might be some super secret DDO ancient sorcery that glues the game together.

Magic is a curious thing; full of hope and promise one minute, then everything goes pear-shaped.

[Komradkillingmachine]

I also find it annoying. I can remove it, but my DDO instincts are telling me this might be some super secret DDO ancient sorcery that glues the game together.

If there's some sort of consensus about removing it I can take a shot.

Hey, Lynn!
Can you, also, remove the requirement of "someone must be present on ship" when inviting friends to get shipbuffs. This thing is very ancient and it only exists to punish newer players with no access to highest guild ships and buffs. Thank you!

[Lynnabel]

Hey, Lynn!
Can you, also, remove the requirement of "someone must be present on ship" when inviting friends to get shipbuffs. This thing is very ancient and it only exists to punish newer players with no access to highest guild ships and buffs. Thank you!

To my knowledge this happens because the instance you are trying to queue into needs to actually exist before you step into it. This is a technical consideration, not an elaborate ploy to punish new players :P

In 10 years of playing, I have never personally had an issue either of these scenarios. Seems like the warning label on the clothes telling you not to iron while wearing. lol

Hmmm, is this why ironing is so painful for me?

[Fedora1]

Hmmm, is this why ironing is so painful for me?

Just chug a Resist Fire 30 pot, or grab some ship buffs before you iron.

[brian14]

Hmmm, is this why ironing is so painful for me?

In fourth grade (if I remember correctly), one of my classmates tried to iron his pants while wearing them. His mother screamed "What the f*** are you doing!!?", but was probably proud of his effort to keep a neat wardrobe.

[lyrecono]

What about a check box in the ui that disables the airship dialog?

[kmoustakas]

I also find it annoying. I can remove it, but my DDO instincts are telling me this might be some super secret DDO ancient sorcery that glues the game together.

If there's some sort of consensus about removing it I can take a shot.

Yes please

[Tscheuss]

I also find it annoying. I can remove it, but my DDO instincts are telling me this might be some super secret DDO ancient sorcery that glues the game together.

If there's some sort of consensus about removing it I can take a shot.

[cdbd3rd]

I also find it annoying. I can remove it, but my DDO instincts are telling me this might be some super secret DDO ancient sorcery that glues the game together.

If there's some sort of consensus about removing it I can take a shot.

I'm with the remove-it-if-you-can crowd. It's always seemed like a pointless little dialog to me.

[Graskitch]

Hello as per title.

When zooning in general we do not get a confirmation box but for airshhip access there is one. This extra click is annoying me. Am I the only one who finds this annoying?

Standing near the airship portal might also be someone waiting for an invite to a party member's airship - it might be annoying if you accidentally click on the airship portal and automatically end up on your own ship.

after you leave an airship and end up in a destination zone, do you not think it might also be annoying if you accidentally click on the portal while stuck in a loading screen, and automatically end up back on the airship?

[Ultinoob]

Standing near the airship portal might also be someone waiting for an invite to a party member's airship - it might be annoying if you accidentally click on the airship portal and automatically end up on your own ship.

after you leave an airship and end up in a destination zone, do you not think it might also be annoying if you accidentally click on the portal while stuck in a loading screen, and automatically end up back on the airship?

Hadn't thought of that. I usually solo. With this and the odd chance that the game engine will try to take over the world maybe this was not such a good idea. Then again is the extra click worth more or less of someone wrongfully clicking airship access when not intending too?

I haven't made up my mind i guess.

Let's see what the majority thinks.

This might just be me. I am an odd ball after all

[ahpook]

Standing near the airship portal might also be someone waiting for an invite to a party member's airship - it might be annoying if you accidentally click on the airship portal and automatically end up on your own ship.

after you leave an airship and end up in a destination zone, do you not think it might also be annoying if you accidentally click on the portal while stuck in a loading screen, and automatically end up back on the airship?

That sounds like a 1 in 10000 scenario. I think the risk of the rare inconvenience is outweighed by the 9999 times that it is not the case. Since the risk results in a minor inconvenience it is far outweighed by the convenience that will benefit most people most of the time.

In general DDO has too many unnecessary dialogs. If the airship one is one that can safely be removed, please do so.

[PurpleTimb]

I may be imagining this, but I recall a Dev replying to a request to remove these confirmation boxes that there was some reason why these were important to the game engine/interface. This was years ago, so I might be completely mis-remembering it but I always thought there was a reason for them to exist.

If not, I would very much support getting rid of this and all other of these confirmation boxes. Why do I have to tell the bartender that "I'd like some of your food" and the banker "I'd like to see my stuff" every time I talk to them?

[bracelet]

I may be imagining this, but I recall a Dev replying to a request to remove these confirmation boxes that there was some reason why these were important to the game engine/interface.?

There are bankers you can click that don't have any dialog before you can bank. That proves it can work ;-)