Table of Contents for the Game Guides

[Masterbingley]

Hi. I'm Masterbingley, and about 24 hours into PRO (absolutely love it, the folks who created this have done a fantastic job).

 

I bring this up because I'm so strikingly new at this game, until I really get my feet wet, I'm been relying on Game Guides to answer my questions around Game Mechanics and content within the PRO series. There are some GREAT guides/information out there that people have obviously spent a lot of time and energy creating, and it's a shame, because it takes me quite a bit of time poking around to find the guides/information in the first place. That Search Bar only gets you so far.

 

A table of contents (TOC) would allow for efficient and convenient access, organization, and provide clear data on what guides have been created and those that have not. Not having a guide is just another opportunity for someone to step up to the plate and build this wonderful community! Furthermore, a TOC (or something to that effect) with timestamp information could easily inform users on how recently a guide was published/updated, and draw attention to guides that are no longer current (or have broken links/images...). Ultimately, community members could spend less time searching, and more time playing. :Heart:

[Windypuff]

202197 Hi. I'm Masterbingley, and about 24 hours into PRO (absolutely love it, the folks who created this have done a fantastic job).

 

I bring this up because I'm so strikingly new at this game, until I really get my feet wet, I'm been relying on Game Guides to answer my questions around Game Mechanics and content within the PRO series. There are some GREAT guides/information out there that people have obviously spent a lot of time and energy creating, and it's a shame, because it takes me quite a bit of time poking around to find the guides/information in the first place. That Search Bar only gets you so far.

 

A table of contents (TOC) would allow for efficient and convenient access, organization, and provide clear data on what guides have been created and those that have not. Not having a guide is just another opportunity for someone to step up to the plate and build this wonderful community! Furthermore, a TOC (or something to that effect) with timestamp information could easily inform users on how recently a guide was published/updated, and draw attention to guides that are no longer current (or have broken links/images...). Ultimately, community members could spend less time searching, and more time playing. :Heart:

Hi, your idea is good and also can solve by topic with link almost useful in game guide (work as quick link). I plan to do it in free time.. but no estimate time when it will. So players can feel free to do it or wait when any one have free time then. Thanks for your respond :Grin: