yes100% agreed, I donโt know why they changed to percentage.
27 Oct 2022, 21:26
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Unit speed values in unit info window
Please, bring back absolute values in terrain speed in the info window of a unit... It's not useful at all, it doesn't even have a positive or negative sign in the percentage. I want to know if my armored car is faster than his light tank in each terrain, not to know i'm 25% faster in plains than the base speed.
As it stands now, my motorized infantry should be faster in mountains than in plains (plains show 25% and mountains 50%). Which obviously isn't and it's confusing.
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28 Oct 2022, 12:41
yep, would be very nice.
1 Nov 2022, 17:26
In my game I see a + or - before the percentage. Can you show a screenshot of where it is missing, and also tell which browser you are using (or mobile app?)?
2 Nov 2022, 09:44
he meant to bring the way where it showed the actual speed, not the percentagesfreezy wrote:
In my game I see a + or - before the percentage. Can you show a screenshot of where it is missing, and also tell which browser you are using (or mobile app?)?
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2 Nov 2022, 10:15
I know but in the first post he also claimed that the + and - symbols are missing before the percentage, and then based most of this argument on that. So while I cant promise that absolute values will return, I could at least forward a bug report for the missing symbols, but in my game I can see the symbols. So I would need proof and more info and that.
8 Nov 2022, 07:40
Yes, of course. Here's what I see (it's the spanish version, maybe it's related to that). I'm using Firefox on Desktop, Windows 11.
Although fixing the pertentage signs would help, I still think it's more useful to us players that the absolute speed in each terrain is shown rather than the incremental change, like HP does. What it was shown before the update basically.
8 Nov 2022, 13:36
Yes, please bring back absolute speed.
9 Nov 2022, 12:22
I found the issue in our translation tool, the symbols were missing only in the spanish text files. I fixed it, should go live with next release.Juanan76 wrote:
Yes, of course. Here's what I see (it's the spanish version, maybe it's related to that). I'm using Firefox on Desktop, Windows 11.
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