Organization How would you like our levels to be categorized?

i prefer (precision, creative) it woulb be great enough if staff members categories the levels

 

i think it's almost imposible to find an objective category, in my opinion don't make the tag is too complicated, jut make a simple tags just like action, puzzle, auto and other

 

levels also can be categorize in such that for begieners for players for masters for adventureres

 

and about difficult, i sure there are some player that more smart at puzzle, and not smart on action, just think that

 

There is the ability to see all tags that have been created. From that list, you can choose what you would like to search on. There are a lot of tags.

Please read my posts regarding the descriptions of the categories that are being proposed here. All of them can become tags as well

However, we DO need some categorization in the terms of additional page sections, much like a stock photo site, on this site, as this one page of simply LEVELS is pretty tedious to page through … And it's only going to get worse as the number of levels increases.

 

We can add up to eight major categories… These are Broad categories, with a handful of subcategories within.

I am beginning to get the impression that nobody understands this categorization process… Nor can anyone visualize the end result in terms of website pages, or tags.

Look at a stock photo site, and look at Amazon Kindle books, look at Home Depot or Lowe's hardware categorization on their site. Look at any website that categorizes the products that they sell.

These levels are no different than any of those… And we need to get this done NOW,

 

@NeoCHI can you please set up a hierarchy tree showing how these Categories will look on the site? If people can visualize what you are trying to do, perhaps we can get better feedback.

Call the 8 top level ones in the tree
Major category 1
Major category 2, etc

Under each major category, please add up to eight subcategories, and name them:
Subcategory 1,
Subcategory 2, etc.

We will hash out the names of the categories later, once people can SEE what we're trying to do, and how it will all work in the end. I believe that is what is missing in this discussion. We don't know what YOU can actually do in terms of formatting the site to fit the categorization process.

Thanks!

 

there are a game that have a very good catogorization named Geometry Dash here the photo, maybe it's can be an Example

 

I think we can classfy the level to category
1.Puzzle
- Labirinth
- Find Code
- Find Way
- Unique Puzzle
2.Action
- Time limit
- Obscacles
3.Auto
Automatic level, so i think there is no subcategory
4.Other
- Unsolveable
- Bugs
it's my opinion

 

i like the design

 

i think that we need to do this fast becouse levels are incrementing fastly we need categorized NOW, RMJ´s categories is good to start, leater we can put more details like sunny suggest us

 

IT'S USELESS IF WE NATO, NO ACTION TALK ONLY, WE MUST ACT NOW !

 

Of course I can explain why categories and tags are both important... You just can't see the big picture.

Go to a hardware store site, like Lowes or Home Depot

Look up home security.
Look up lighting.
Within lighting there are TAGS for things like
indoor,
outdoor,
motion detection,
Energy saving,
dusk to dawn,
Flood light,
Halogen
LED
one bulb,
three bulbs, etc.

These tags don't just fit home security lighting, many of them can fit other lighting as well, such as patio lighting, garage lighting, commercial lighting, living room lamps, kitchen lights, refrigerators, TVs, appliances, etc.

The majot category people will look up is HOME SECURITY. Everything else simply fine-tunes their search.

Let me guess,
you used to ask a librarian how to find a book rather than use the card catalog yourself, right?
You also are not good at research using search engines either, since you are not starting with the big picture and then fine-tuning...

Go to google and search for "difficult"... Just that one word.
It's guaranteed you will not find what you want.

Go to google and search for "puzzle box". Just those two words.
You will find a SPECIFIC style of puzzle, that is well known for its sequential solving patterns.

Categories are objective
Puzzles are objective, because the various styles can be defined, and have been defined already within many different media and genre.

If you are unable to see the big picture of what we're dealing with regarding these levels, you will never understand what I've written in any of my posts.

If you do not see the relationship between these puzzle levels and books, you will never understand what I've written in any of my posts.

If you do not understand how a category, subject, hierarchy tree, or even a dichotomous key, works, you will never understand what I've written in any of my posts.

 

I love the names for the difficulty levels…
But the rest of the buttons are totally useless for Mekorama
Additionally, the design or style does not match this website. I'm waiting to see what @NeoCHI comes up with.

( my personal thought is, a sidebar of text links to the various categories, much like stock photo sites do)

 

Yes, every level has a focus. Even one that has multiple elements has an overall focus.

That focus can relate to:
precision ball hitting,
it can be focused on being an intricate path,
the focus can be on timing
It can be focused on a bug
It can be focused on being an automatic level: tap And watch him go

Every level has a focus, it may be subtle, but it's there. No matter how many elements are in it, or mechanisms, every level has a focus.

Even an encyclopedia has a focus.
And if you can't catch the analogy of how an encyclopedia is a focused book...It's hopeless.

LOL

 

In order to act, we need to talk about which direction the action is going to take.

READY!
FIRE!
AIM!

Is NOT an optimal approach

And it appears that one person here is trying to put rifle bullets into a cannon..., And missing the mark completely with all the scatter...