Dear Cow Tech
There are some irregularities in the pathfinding code.* When moving an army to a chosen point. The system error causes the army to go backwards and forwards on that chosen direction. ( To be clear when you want to send your french army on friendly territory from Nancy in France to Paris in France. When your army clicks move you click your
chosen destination. The direction goes from Nancy to Paris as it should but also goes backwards about half the distance or the distance to the border.
This is not the same problem as when your on enemy territory on land and you try to chose a long distance and end up going over the sea and half way across the world. ( It is not that issue)
It is very frequent and is effecting every player in our game at the moment.
The error is occurring on the PC workstation; and it is also occurring on the mobile platform.
It happens maybe 50/50 percent of each time you use the Move action. It is highly disruptive.
Thank you.
A bug report was made and sent with the details.
Regards
M Selfridge
*Credit it to Nooberium for defining the problem properly.
There are some irregularities in the pathfinding code.* When moving an army to a chosen point. The system error causes the army to go backwards and forwards on that chosen direction. ( To be clear when you want to send your french army on friendly territory from Nancy in France to Paris in France. When your army clicks move you click your
chosen destination. The direction goes from Nancy to Paris as it should but also goes backwards about half the distance or the distance to the border.
This is not the same problem as when your on enemy territory on land and you try to chose a long distance and end up going over the sea and half way across the world. ( It is not that issue)
It is very frequent and is effecting every player in our game at the moment.
The error is occurring on the PC workstation; and it is also occurring on the mobile platform.
It happens maybe 50/50 percent of each time you use the Move action. It is highly disruptive.
Thank you.
A bug report was made and sent with the details.
Regards
M Selfridge
*Credit it to Nooberium for defining the problem properly.