accidental gold spending

Before you can shot with a rifle there must be come a voice out of the rifle that says, "do you really want to kill this person?" then you need to say, "yes I like to!"

sorry for this little joke, but your wish was posted her in the forum very often.

you need to get back control over your fingers, to know what you are doing.

Xarus wrote:

you need to get back control over your fingers, to know what you are doing.

Many, many forum participants and experienced players -- including myself-- have repeatedly requested that Bytro's game developers add a gold use confirmation button over the past two and a half years, and those requests have been met with deafening silence. So, please understand that many of us do not appreciate your "little joke" at Waffle Army's expense.

i am alright with the joke, but i dont think that misclicking on something should waste the amount of gold you may have spent months on

Speaking of gold... Somehow half of my gold coffers went missing overnight...

MontanaBB wrote:

That's complete and utter bovine excrement ..

MontanaBB wrote:

Many, many forum participants and experienced players -- including myself-- have repeatedly requested that Bytro's game developers add a gold use confirmation button over the past two and a half years, and those requests have been met with deafening silence. So, please understand that many of us do not appreciate your "little joke" at Waffle Army's expense.

So it is logical -- and should be understandable to us -- if Bytro thinks primarily of the paying customers ..

.. and I can imagine that it must be terrible for gold users (the paying customers) to constantly have to confirm their actions. It would probably scare off many gold users.

Imagine it the other way round if for each attack or marching order or construction order is always asked "Do you really want to do that?".

In that sense, Xarus' joke was a wonderful one, and at the same time also a thought-provoking comparison -- leastways for all who have understood him and are unbiased.

Now, of course, you can argue that a confirmation button could also be designed for optional deactivation -- but, would it not be easier and more ingenious instead to implement a general query at the beginning of the game..? Something like.. "Do you really feel able to join this game with all its consequences?".

Participants in war games should be able to realize where and when they click and which consequences this has / can have -- as I think!

On the topic:

waffle army wrote:

if you spend gold on something, there should be a message saying something like "are you sure you want to spend gold on this" there have been multiple times where i have clicked espionage and accidently clicked "destroy reasources" on an ai country i really dont care about

Once before It happened to me while I scrolled the map with the spy menu open, that due to the delays, and though it was not displayed, in the background simultaneously some actions for sabotage by gold spies were clicked.

But after reporting the facts it was checked by the support and the falsely deducted gold was refunded to me immediately.

And always remember:

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Restrisiko wrote:

But allegedly such shouldn't happen with WebGL in the future ..

..unless its performance resources will wasted on pointless comic

graphics and child-friendly animations in Donky Kong style

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Restrisiko wrote:

So it is logical -- and should be understandable to us -- if Bytro thinks primarily of the paying customers ..

.. and I can imagine that it must be terrible for gold users (the paying customers) to constantly have to confirm their actions. It would probably scare off many gold users.

Quit while you're ahead.

MontanaBB wrote:

For .. users who would prefer to not have their gold used accidentally, the button is a basic courtesy ..

As Xarus mentioned:

Xarus wrote:

..you need to get back control over your fingers, to know what you are doing.

The Net-Doc about this problem:

"If a player is unable to press the right buttons due to finger trembling, this may be an early sign for diseases such as Parkinson.

Or, if the affected player gets too excited by the game, maybe a less thrilling game like "Pony Farm Mogul" or "Adventures with the Rainbow Unicorn" may be more appropriate."

"Germans have more humor"

MontanaBB wrote:

The humor is even better when the author's first language is clearly NOT English.

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"Hmm.., have you an explain for how and why it often happens to you that you "accidentally" don't hit the right keys?"

The last time I explained in this section of the forum exactly how it happens the thread was deleted and I received a warning.

To not have some confirmation mechanism is indefensible.

I have accidentally spent gold to buy resources because it is physically very close to the top buy offer for every resource. I agree that it is basic courtesy to provide a confirmation button. And yes, provide an option in Settings to turn off the confirmation.

dioglaert wrote:

I have accidentally spent gold to buy resources because it is physically very close to the top buy offer for every resource. I agree that it is basic courtesy to provide a confirmation button. And yes, provide an option in Settings to turn off the confirmation.

Because with a confirmation button you would only go into an endless loop then:

.. inadvertently click gold purchase; refuse confirmation -- accidentally click gold purchase; refuse confirmation -- accidentally click gold purchase; decline confirmation -- and so on, etc ..

Or, worse:

.. accidentally click gold purchase; accidentally confirm gold purchase ..

Restrisiko wrote:

Or, worse:

.. accidentally click gold purchase; accidentally confirm gold purchase ..

Exactly. The confirm and decline buttons may be too close to each other