It would be nice to have that. A bit complicated to develop most likely. Instead of rewriting each message, why not click the icon to the left of the trash one to copy it?
27 Sept 2015, 18:57
The alliance conversation .
Greetings ,I am Joseph
I have proposed an in-game suggestion . I often find myself having to send the same message to all in my IN-GAME alliances but have to write it over and over to send to different players in the game . I suggest having a closed in-game group conversation between all in a certain alliance or group , so one message can be shared between the alliance members in the closed group ...a closed in-game group chat with chosen players .
thank you.
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27 Sept 2015, 18:59
Skype or Discord are very effective as an alliance chat.
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27 Sept 2015, 19:00
Some people might not have them.
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27 Sept 2015, 19:07
All too true Bill. It can also be a PITA to get people onto them. I truly despise the team based map for that reason. The non-team maps allow much more flexibility in terms of both communication and alliance building. They are also superior in terms of recruiting. My overall advice is to avoid team-based maps for everything except pre-defined teams, internal alliance games, and challenges (of course).
All of that aside, the game does not support a chat system like the one described in the original post. That leaves us trying to find an alternative form of communication. Skype requires a player to create a user id and an app to support comms. Discord can be used in a web browser and doesn't require nearly as much to register.
"Mortal danger is an effective antidote for fixed ideas." -Erwin Rommel
27 Sept 2015, 19:08
Good idea!Attila_D wrote:
All too true Bill. It can also be a PITA to get people onto them. I truly despise the team based map for that reason. The non-team maps allow much more flexibility in terms of both communication and alliance building. They are also superior in terms of recruiting. My overall advice is to avoid team-based maps for everything except pre-defined teams, internal alliance games, and challenges (of course).All of that aside, the game does not support a chat system like the one described in the original post. That leaves us trying to find an alternative form of communication. Skype requires a player to create a user id and an app to support comms. Discord can be used in a web browser and doesn't require nearly as much to register.
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