Messiah ofRS
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Also the leaving clan opens a confirm window, while grouping doesn't...
The grouping opens the same confirmation window
after the group is complete
and similarly you can press 1 to confirm to leave.
All of what you've stated is a fair analysis, but these things do not happen during highly intense activities (Raids) where you don't even have time to think and work based on habit and instinct, especially after hours of repetitive action. You look up, find the leave button in the same place (without paying attention to surroundings and detail, or reading), and click it while holding the 1 key down. It's easy to judge when not in the same situation or in hindsight.
Obviously, you always learn after mistakes, but remain unaware until you fall into them. The issue is with the poor and faulty UI design which leads people into falling into this mistake. If a phone has two buttons with the same 'power off' icon but one locks it and the other shuts it off completely, how is that not misleading? Sure, you can read more carefully about each but it's a poor design.
What harm would it cause if it's designed better to avoid that even happening in the first place? I thought it was really silly at the beginning, but after seeing how the UI is designed I couldn't really blame them, especially if you have a strong understanding and background in UI design. It's a non-issue if it hasn't happened to so many people, including trimmed completionists, players with billions of XP and even some clan owners.
The least that could be done is changing the icon (nothing more than a quick ninja fix), or giving a different confirmation window; rather than the chatbox one (where you could press 1), a clear pop-up window instead where you need to find and click Yes to confirm. It's even better if it could be moved into the internal options, as only the buttons you use regularly should be present on the external layout.
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07-Jun-2016 15:27:55
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