Could we get a save feature for Torghast?

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You make it to floor 18, but then it happens. Mom forgot the pizza rolls and you have to get up to microwave them yourself. You come back to the computer and you have been killed and booted out.

Now you gotta start all over.

Or better yet, your dad says he will be right back from getting a pack of smokes, and then doesnt, so you go looking for him. After a year of searching, you give up and come back to WoW looking for hope and happiness but instead find that your have been logged out and your Torghast run has to start over.

A simple “Your last floor cleared was layer 18. Do you want to continue or start over?” would do.

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stay in the bubble and the only way you get boot out is if you disconnect somehow

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I’m not against the idea…

But they would have to figure out a way to save your anima power load out…I’m sure it’s possible, but would require some more innovation

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Yea, that’s what im asking for is a little help to prevent me from losing all that progress from a disconnect.

Stuff happens.

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Except you are in a “afk safe” bubble every time you enter a floor as long as you don’t move, just so you can do IRL things, so this scenario didn’t happen and will never happen

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Yea, like a snapshot of progress or something like that. Like you just start the current floor over with the same load out and currency that you had when you entered the floor.

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So if you exit the game and log back in, you are right where you left off?

That doesnt seem to be how it works atm.

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If it takes 30 minutes to microwave pizza rolls something is wrong, because it takes 30 minutes to get auto logged out

That scenario can’t happen.
When you do get logged out you’re given I believe about 5 minutes to log back in to not be kicked, after that you’re done

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It was just a funny example. If something happens that you are disconnected or have to leave, you cant feesibly progress without a save.

If you really dont think a save would be a good idea, im curious as to why.

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If something IRL was more important than Twisting Corridors, why are you concerned about losing your progress when you should be more concerned about IRL things instead

If your mom was having a heart attack and you had to rush her to the hospital, why do you care what you did in WoW.

If you’re going to say “darn it because mom had a heart attack I lost my spot and have to start over my TC run!! Unfair!!!” Then you need to rethink your values

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:rofl:

You got issues if you don’t think there should be a save progress feature. Maybe take your own advice.

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So you would rather save first rather than just drop everything you’re doing in WoW and fix said IRL emergency as seconds become crucial?

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The things I see on these forums. He was obviously writing for humor while pitching the idea. Please stop trying to turn this into an ethics argument. It doesn’t make you sound as smart as you think it does, I assure you.

Anyway. Yes, there should be a way to save progress. At the very least, there should be checkpoints at each vendor or even after each boss that allows you to pick up where you left off. 18 floors of grinding is kinda a long time for solo content. I’d like it.

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Who said it is a IRL emergency? I have paused many video games to handle things IRL. I don’t like to waste my time but maybe you do.

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It’d be nice to be able to start before I go to work and be able to finish it when I get back.

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agree

even if its a rare loot item you can buy or save from farming with

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I went to lay down on my layer 8 run last night and I lost my spot

I didn’t get upset because I fell asleep, stuff happens

So today after work I will do it again, because it’s a game

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Okay let’s flip this around… do you think it is good that it doesn’t have a ‘snapshot/save’ feature?

If so, why?

If not, why are you arguing against a request for one?

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I don’t care if you enjoy wasting your time as I stated before. I would rather save my progress if I have to step away for real life stuff and as I stated before almost all my other games and even consoles allow me to do this.

Why would you like to limit the capabilities of WoW?

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Yes thanks for clarifications on benefits of single player games

This is a MMO there is no offline single player mode

Twisting Corridors is a rogue like game made for a challenge, there is no pause button like single player games, because it’s an MMO. It’s plain and simple