Arty wrote:I agree with something like this, for people who wish to know when they actually 100% cleared a level without actually getting help to finish it.
Yes, Doom was providing at end of each level the number of secrets found and the max number of secrets in the level. That was for a next play as you couldn't go back and replay the level without to lost all equipments. But the idea is good when all secrets aren't total hardcore invisible secrets.
I consider Legend of Grimrock a bit at the limits to use officially that approach and include it in the gameplay like Doom did. Because too many secrets haven't real hints and are based on checking directly all walls and holes and so on of the level, and that's a bit tedious. Also some hints are well, questionable, Westmost, hahem.
But yeah overall it's a cool approach to know how many secrets at each level. But if you fail find few it won't be easy to track it as the game just provides the sum. You'll need careful notes for each level.
