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You know there is a global Attack warning on the resource bar at the very top of the screen, right? By the Threat and Wave notifiers? Attack refers to ships on any of your planets. |
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It may be that I need to train myself to watch that. I seem to be much better at reacting to a new message appearing when there was not one before, rather than a number in the top bar changing. This isn't a huge issue of course, I can always just keep setting the per-planet settings. But if it's not a headache to implement, I would surely use it all the time.
Edit: And if a planet is already under attack, and the AI sneaks in ships elsewhere (which it seems to LOVE to do to me) then I really have almost no chance of noticing this change in the threat bar.
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Maybe just a audio sound effect could play when another human planet comes under attack, so you know to look at the resource bar. |
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Yes please! The number of raid starships that have snuck past my lines of defence unnoticed is horrific! Please oh please give us the ability to set something like that! |
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AdamMil
Aug 6, 2014 8:28 pm
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Last edited: Aug 6, 2014 8:29 pm
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I agree. I currently use the CTRLS to set this for every captured planet on a per-planet basis, but sometimes I forget and lose a planet because I didn't get a warning. The global Attack warning is insufficient because it's in my peripheral vision and I can't see it change, whereas I immediately notice the warnings.
I don't think this should be on the galaxy view, though. I think it makes more sense as a global option in the CTRLS.
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