Recent content by ayvinul

I'm posting this on beta because it usually gets the most feedback, but it is a suggestion for live worlds. Why are you stuck on the world you started on ? I regularly see posts of people who started elvenar, and would like to play with their friends. BUT your first city, the world is randomly...

Here's my current messaging list on live worlds. "CSF" is "chaines sans fin" (KP swap). You can obviously see the problem: active KP swap chains take the whole first page of messaging. This is always the case on my active fellowships (we have up to 6 KP swap chains here... you don't see the KP6...

well, pre-sentient good factories can stay as they are. I never even considered changing them. The simplest fix though is to highlight the boosted productions a bit, so that people who have 2 or 3 boosts (sentient/ascended) for a given type of manufacture have a simpler choice building. I...

I'm currently (on live worlds) in the middle of the sentient → ascended goods transition. The interface is thoroughly error-prone. Here's a capture of one of my T2: and here's one of my T1: There are two things that could be massively improved there. First, the orientation. Each time I open...

if at least the language filter wasn't stupid and 100% arbitrary... +100 to that!

I 100% disagree. If you're on the neighbors window, looking for new friends, there is no indication at all that the person might be able to return help… and if you're telling me I can look the player up and figure it out, tell me where I can see whether they discovered me already or not. We're...

I'm just talking about distance and the possibility to help. We already have notifications to know who actually helps back. My rationale is, post chapter 14 or so, it becomes very tedious to help absolutely every neighbor. Knowing which neighbors have the ability to actually help back would be...

In the world map, in the neighbors tab, I would very much like to have a checkbox "can help you back". Sometimes, you want to help absolutely everybody to get coins and everything. Other times, you are fishing for those precious hands on your city, and getting through several hundred neighbors...

I find the latest move of Innogames totally disgusting. Lots of people have said again and again they don't like the cauldron. Their response: let's make the cauldron mandatory, force it everybody's throat. They cannot not like it, it's simply because players are too stupid to understand what's...

I'm actually fairly happy with the season pass. I'm going to play normally most of the season, see if I have enough attractive prices to justify the diamonds... or not. The regular repetitive quests were awfully stale. They don't present any interest once you're past chapter 7 or so. Now there's...

How about reversing the natural order of things ? you get the event building at the start, but the catch is… you have to use it for a few of the quests, or most of the quests. And at the end of the event, it reverts back to stage 1, and you can evolve it again assuming you got enough artifacts...

This is going to be VERY confrontational. I'm sorry, but I think that what Innogames is doing with us is downright outrageous. let's take Sentient good productions: the longest you have is 9 hours. let's take chapter 17 small ship productions: the longest you have is 3 hours. Seriously...

I'm sorry but this doesn't cover my use case, nor has the same visual impact as my suggestion. I'm talking about "dumbing down" things so that early morning visits, before you go to work and you're struggling through your coffee, are quicker/easier.

Subject says it all. There are Settlement buildings that exist in one singular instance (like the red pearl in the trader's chapter). Those still get the extra checkmark for "produce for all similar buildings at the same time". It would make a lot of sense to remove the checkbox. Likewise, if...

Anyone got the total badges for map 2 and 3 ? Seems most people in my fellowship are awol, and I'm pretty sure I won't be able to close map #1 by myself :(