Hi everyone,
There will actually be only one 'note' in today's update. However, it's a pretty important one.
This week we've decided to improve the tactical map for land battles. Judging by your feedback, controlling armies in a separate screen was a bit confusing, often disorientating and, as a result, it didn't always fulfill its mission successfully, which was to provide more interesting tactical options in battles. We couldn't really disagree with that, so that's why the new version of battle planning interface looks like this:
As you can see, abstract minimalism of battles between green and red dots is a thing of the past. Now when you press 'Backspace', you will not only see the current locations of both your and enemy troops on the map, but also get an eye bird's view of the whole land battle location, all in one place.
You won't have to take a guess of your troops' approximate position changes anymore. For example, if you want to move your range troop to a higher position, just place the icon on the hill you want — the controls stayed the same as they were.
We hope you'll like the new tactical map. And as always, any comments suggesting any improvements in this regard are welcome, so please feel free to speak your mind.
There will actually be only one 'note' in today's update. However, it's a pretty important one.
This week we've decided to improve the tactical map for land battles. Judging by your feedback, controlling armies in a separate screen was a bit confusing, often disorientating and, as a result, it didn't always fulfill its mission successfully, which was to provide more interesting tactical options in battles. We couldn't really disagree with that, so that's why the new version of battle planning interface looks like this:
As you can see, abstract minimalism of battles between green and red dots is a thing of the past. Now when you press 'Backspace', you will not only see the current locations of both your and enemy troops on the map, but also get an eye bird's view of the whole land battle location, all in one place.
You won't have to take a guess of your troops' approximate position changes anymore. For example, if you want to move your range troop to a higher position, just place the icon on the hill you want — the controls stayed the same as they were.
We hope you'll like the new tactical map. And as always, any comments suggesting any improvements in this regard are welcome, so please feel free to speak your mind.
