Thank you for the latest changes, however, I would value something a little more radical.

When engaging positions, it is not simply fiddly - due to quite small slider controls - but also very time consuming to have to reconfigure the attack or defence force for each position engagement.

It would be far easier to have an "Army Box" into which either Attack forces or Defence forces could be loaded prior to engaging positions.

The "Army Box" facility could be limited in number, but basically requires a minimum of two for efficient play. Each box should be capable of holding the entirety of the Attack or Defence force available to each player and any total number below the maximum. Advanced players may wish to have wider options in force deployment with more than two Army Boxes.

In most cases, at lower levels of conflict, forces are barely depleted, so the Attack Force held in, for example, Army Box One can be easily despatched to the next position selected. However, when major casualties occur, the player should be able to add additional numbers to the "Army Box" or decide to curtail that sequence of attacks or defence by returning the "Box content" to the Acropolis.

Clearly, this approach would also facilitate more effective raiding parties to be set up as well.

I trust that all makes sense.

Cheers. GZ

Thank you for the latest changes, however, I would value something a little more radical.

When engaging positions, it is not simply fiddly - due to quite small slider controls - but also very time consuming to have to reconfigure the attack or defence force for each position engagement.

It would be far easier to have an "Army Box" into which either Attack forces or Defence forces could be loaded prior to engaging positions.

The "Army Box" facility could be limited in number, but basically requires a minimum of two for efficient play. Each box should be capable of holding the entirety of the Attack or Defence force available to each player and any total number below the maximum. Advanced players may wish to have wider options in force deployment with more than two Army Boxes.

In most cases, at lower levels of conflict, forces are barely depleted, so the Attack Force held in, for example, Army Box One can be easily despatched to the next position selected. However, when major casualties occur, the player should be able to add additional numbers to the "Army Box" or decide to curtail that sequence of attacks or defence by returning the "Box content" to the Acropolis.

Clearly, this approach would also facilitate more effective raiding parties to be set up as well.

I trust that all makes sense.

Cheers. GZ

the improvements do not convince me

what convinces me is new units stronger as dominant and massive

with attack of 15000 and defense

veedy said:

the improvements do not convince me

what convinces me is new units stronger as dominant and massive

with attack of 15000 and defense

Hello!

Thanks for your suggestion!