fatass
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In just about every program that has dialogue boxes with \"Yes\" and \"No\" buttons, pressing \"Enter\" is the equivalent of clicking \"Yes,\" and pressing \"Esc\" is the equivalent of clicking \"No.\"

DROD is an exception. When you quit and it asks you if you are sure, pressing either key will make you chose \"Yes.\" I think this should be fixed.

Schik
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I\'d have to agree with this one. There have been a couple of times that I\'ve been so frustrated with a level that I hit quit but then decide ok, ok, I\'ll try it just *one* more time. I hit escape to return to the game, and... it exits anyways.


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Oneiromancer
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Well, I know this topic is 4 months old, but now that it is implemented, I kind of don't like it. If nothing else, being able to mash on Escape to exit the program is great for when I'm playing at work...

Also, I think it made sense because the whole reason you hit escape in the first place was to leave. Perhaps if you made the question, "Do you want to continue playing DROD?" then it will be more intuitive to hit Escape to say No and then leave the program.

Game on,

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mrimer
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That's one reason why I delayed on putting it in. I knew people wouldn't like it once they actually had to *use* this functionality!

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