Easy to implement and helpful - private in-game notes, not possible to spy on

I actually would like to see this as I play many games and it would come in handy to be able to write stuff down for that current map.

I think being able to access it, after logging to exact map, would work well. So different maps = different sets of own notes

Of course with a high command subscription you have a build queue for both buildings and units, so that you can add items to your to-do list AND those planned items start automatically when resources and time permit.

I think it's a great idea.

Something to consider using in the meantime could be a website like Google Docs

Seroslav it a good suggestion and would add a little more visual candy to ones game dashboard

StrangeTalent wrote:

I think it's a great idea.

Something to consider using in the meantime could be a website like Google Docs

Interesting suggestion. Easy to implement, yet practical.

Personally in the meantime I use shrib.com. It’s an online notepad which lets you give it your own url (as in shrib.com/mysupersecretplan) so you can easily go back to your notes.

Yeah, external notes are a option to use, even a paper version

But adding it in game would be even easier to use I think.

And it's not about High Command. Those could be notes like, "what kind of troops he has there" after a patrol of a plan over someones troops. Or any other.

Just, when You play multiple games, especially on the same map, it might be hard to remember everything, especially when You used to do advanced research on some possible opponent from reading newspaper about him, 20 days back, and You does it on 5 maps

thanks for the suggestion, I put it on our possible features list.

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No, I can't imagine I would ever need that. Not even if I played 10 maps in parallel.

You'd like to make the effort of noting what you intended a plane patrol for?? Or what building you wanted to raise where?

No, I'm sure by analysing the situation on the map as it is at that specific moment for a few seconds longer, you'll be able to make better decisions than those you had planned hours ago.

Hans... You just don't have ideas how to use it otherway. If You would read all posts, instead of just the first one, You would see more possibilities.

What I usually do is get a google doc open and list all of my units and actually plan an operation, like a nerd.

great idea! +1