#Eternal Tier Selection Scroll Wheel
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It is usually only a matter of perspective, even though I agree that Up being Up is more natural for more people.
Click the arrow 25+ times? Nah. Scrollwheel is already working. But up should increment the number up. Simple change.
I find scrolling down more comfortable, so I'd like a change to this to be optional.
Alternatively open the highest unlocked tier by default and then let people lower the difficulty by scrolling down.
Alternatively make the latest difficulty that was run the default, which would minimise the need to scroll when farming content repeatedly, especially middling difficulties.
More importantly, I'd like that for lower leagues too. Clicking is much less ergonomic than scrolling, even if the maximum distance is 6.
Agreed, Down feels more intuitive to me. Down feels more right than up does... feels like no matter which way they'd choose it wouldnt feel right to poeple lol
Open the last tier you queued for would be ideal.
Usually to proceed reading web page (in logical way - its forward), looking for more files in folder - you also scroll down, so I don't see any issue there, its quite native.
But making the default page to be your highest available is really wanted, since 99% of time you just scroll it to last page to push forward.
Even better tuning may be just adding "0" "<< -10" ">> +10" "Last" buttons
This! Albeit for scrolling, down also feels more natural to me for scrolling "forward"
add small indictors for 1 to 7 in lower leagues.
Add an additional tier of indicator for eternal so it's 1-10 - and you select tens (0, 10, 20, 30 etc.) in another indicator. Much less hassle. - Two clicks, boom!
Open highest, scroll down to scroll down from there is a perfect solution.
The wheel is the most fragile part of a mouse that keeps breaking, so I think just opening on the highest tier unlocked for your group would be the best, it would be the easiest solution if adding arrows to move by 5 or 10 pages would take longer to develop.