Different Color Schema

I still find that the color of the main texts (both in the forum and the other pages) do not have enough contrast and are hard to read. The light grey text to the dark grey background is really hard to read (or at least it tiring for the eyes). When working in bad light or the angle of the notebook screen is not 100% optimal, it's really hard to read.

My suggestion: just use white for these texts, even if it looks less cool or stylish.

Similar thing for the links, on the Card List page the color of the yet-not-listed expansion is not distinguishable at all vs. the a link of visited expansion list.


On the upside I really like you added the VtES symbols to the board symbols available in the forums.

I've said this before, but it seems worth repeating:

"In comparison with other CCGs and the hobby games market in general,
V:TES players are older and have a little less free time. One
ramification of this is that a lot of us surf from work. Having a black
screen with animated undead blundering across the banner strip is less
than subtle. So lets have some white backgrounds, I'm thinking Word/
Excel colours: pale blues, greys and the like."

A subtle colour scheme would benefit us work-surfers.

M

So, style over substance?

I can switch, page by change, to a different style, though one I dislike as well, but I would have thought that people would have learned from how hard it is to read thepathofblood. The light gray type is even harder, not so much when reading people's posts as when creating one as I have to squint to see what I'm typing at the moment. If it were a brighter day, I'm not sure how I'd even see anything.

Anyway, while I'm sure there's some way for people to change styles using some tool to one that is more comfortable, I vaguely recall that some site, perhaps thepathofblood, has 1-2 styles as options. Is that difficult to implement?