Theo popadopadopolous
Phrourach
Hi
I would like to put forward a proposal regarding the accessibility of the box where you raise or lower the value of the resources / gold you wish to trade in the gold exchange.
I run a lap top with a fairly average resolution and with either the mouse or the built in mouse pad the up and down arrows are tricky to get to, I am not the only person who has noticed this, and although it's not a major game changer it would be good if it could be changed slightly to make it easier for us old guys (and there are lots of us!) to work it.
I would like to suggest that the twin arrows (up and down) on the right of the resource box be replaced by a box either end of the main resources box and that an up arrow be placed in the box on the right and a down arrow be placed in the box on the left and at the same time make these two boxes slightly bigger.
There is no problem with space as the resource box is already in situ just basically relocate the arrows to either end instead of both being at the same end.
Please see attached pic as example.
Many thanks for your consideration.
Theo Popadopadopolous.
I would like to put forward a proposal regarding the accessibility of the box where you raise or lower the value of the resources / gold you wish to trade in the gold exchange.
I run a lap top with a fairly average resolution and with either the mouse or the built in mouse pad the up and down arrows are tricky to get to, I am not the only person who has noticed this, and although it's not a major game changer it would be good if it could be changed slightly to make it easier for us old guys (and there are lots of us!) to work it.
I would like to suggest that the twin arrows (up and down) on the right of the resource box be replaced by a box either end of the main resources box and that an up arrow be placed in the box on the right and a down arrow be placed in the box on the left and at the same time make these two boxes slightly bigger.
There is no problem with space as the resource box is already in situ just basically relocate the arrows to either end instead of both being at the same end.
Please see attached pic as example.
Many thanks for your consideration.
Theo Popadopadopolous.