I think the info bubble about flags should include the fact that they can "see".

Well, it says they "push back the fog of war" -- i was assuming that most strategy players would know what that meant.

I was initially confused by the warning about not bothering with checkered flags when I shot the locked door-- I was shooting it under the mistaken impression there was an Exec hiding in there.

Since that room is entirely filled with fog, and you don't see the starting troop configuration unless you go to the website, it's not unreasonable to suppose there might be a unit in there.

(This would of course be solved by the long-standing ER that there be a thumbnail available from within the game.)

Vynce wrote:

Well, it says they "push back the fog of war" -- i was assuming that most strategy players would know what that meant.

I guess I missed that.

"ER"?

I don't know if I recall knowing of a request for an in-game thumbnail; I like the idea, though. Especially since going to the website can lie, if the map has changed since your game began.

Vynce wrote:

"ER"?

I don't know if I recall knowing of a request for an in-game thumbnail; I like the idea, though. Especially since going to the website can lie, if the map has changed since your game began.

Sorry, "Enhancement Request". I sometimes forget what's QA jargon, or even Apple-specific QA jargon.

We use both "Enhancement Request" and "Feature Request", depending upon who you talk to in our company.

I gave a colliding movement order, then fixed it, but the yellow pop-up warning stayed.

do you know if you fixed it by "C" instead of "Z"? I saw that happen and think that's how I did it, but I keep forgetting to try to reproduce it.

alex wrote:

I gave a colliding movement order, then fixed it, but the yellow pop-up warning stayed.

So, everyone is reporting this, but I'm not making it happen, even with C instead of Z. What am I doing wrong?

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No, wait, I have one case. I move Guy A. Then move Guy B over Guy A, then clear Guy A (so he's no longer in the way), and the warning doesn't go away. Is this the only case, or are there more?

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