So, when you are Online and get a battle on the Chat Bar most times, a System chat appears : Where it tells you you have been attacked, and who by.. I personally think it would be good to have the " Click to see Battle " below the actual battle news alert... So... a example.

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Your fleet Unnamed (#x) has been attacked by Rambo Roberts in the port of Vaasburg... Click to see Battle!

As then, for those that watch battle specifications : Or just like to see how many gold coins they lost, can access this, much much quicker

Well, actually I kind of agree with this, even though you can see the battle if you just go to battles > show report or in the event's page.
But this would be faster.

+1

Cant see why you would need a separate click-thru in chat when 'events' notification on the game page will give you the same option?

Danik wrote:Cant see why you would need a separate click-thru in chat when 'events' notification on the game page will give you the same option?

If you are on a slow computer, it will take quiet a while to load up Inbox then click events... This is not that hard to implement at all.

I don't really see a reason for this. Yes it reduces clicks, but I don't see a need to remove 1 click.

-1 Disapprove.

Disapprove -1

DezNutz wrote:I don't really see a reason for this. Yes it reduces clicks, but I don't see a need to remove 1 click.

-1 Disapprove.

There is plenty of updates recently that has reduced 'Clicks'. I am sure this is the same case, just for pirates/people who like reviewing battles.

But I will trust our worthy game devs!

+1, anything that reduces clicks and make gameplay more seemless is good in my book, might help with player retention if it's more intuitive to get information.

Thinking on this further. I've changed my mind, but I don't see this as a high priority, as there have been recent updates that have already reduced clicks to battle reports.

+1

While many things could be slightly easier/faster, the question is, is it really consequential?

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