Icons for health have a tendency to get too big and too busy, but that’s exactly what makes them a good fit. They tend to be large, so they make it hard to hide any imperfections or imperfections in your health. They also tend to get too busy, so they can take up too much room on your screen.
The problem is when you add too much information to your icon (like a health icon for each of your characters), you can make it pretty noticeable. This is especially true when that icon is a big, blue, glowing ball with a small number in the middle. This makes it look like your character is getting hit by a ton of small blue balls. It also makes your health bar look like something that might explode.
This is something that’s really easy to fix (see this post). One way is to add a small icon with a little number in the middle (like a health bar) that can be clicked on. Another is to make the icon smaller (like a health point), so that it’s harder to focus on when you’re looking at it. We like the latter.
When you have more than 10 health points in the center of your icon, you can also use some health points to get to the top of the icon. But it’s usually less useful if you don’t have enough health points.
One of the biggest problems in the game is that the health points are scattered around the screen. This makes it hard to see what’s going on. Fortunately, the game has you save your health points by clicking on your icon. You can also store health points in your inventory or in your phonebook.
This section is so much easier for me to type on a computer, and some of the other features like the healing points, the auto-refresh bar on the HUD and the “lock” bar on the HUD make it easier than it is for me to type on a real computer.
The first time we played this game, it was a little underwhelming even to really feel like we were being given an extra day to enjoy the game. We didn’t even get to check our health status in the game. Luckily, we had a few other people in the area who did, and decided to keep our eyes open by watching a video about our recent experiences with a couple of friends who were trying to get a new iPhone.
I don’t remember much about the HUD, except that it’s not very sturdy, and we’re supposed to be taking pictures in the same place, instead of on top of each other. It’s the first time we looked at it. We’re just a little bit confused, but I like how it works.
To check your health, we had to use a “check” button, which is just a little icon you can click on the left side of the screen to check if you’re healthy enough to play. To get a health bar in the game, you actually have to click on the bar. That is the bar that appears when you’re above a certain amount of HP.
Also, they were supposed to be taking pictures on the same spot, but instead, they were taken on top of each other. The health bar is a little bit more convenient, but it takes up a lot more space, and therefor I think it is a little bit more inconvenient.
