TheForgivenOne wrote:

Dukasaur wrote:I can see nothing but downside. What could possibly be the upside of doing this?

The upside? It saves people apparently 2 seconds to click login I guess.

Every little bit helps, thats how you become and stay #1

You're right, It shouldn't apply to freestyle play

How is it a security risk?
My scottrade account has less security! If that's CC's reason (and I doubt that it is) then they're being paranoid.

Custom adjascent reinforcements would be great, but custom chained reinforcements is probably more useful if its easier to program. (Option to set 3, 5, or 7 chained reiforcements?)

let me clarify that it couldnt apply to the initial random troop deployment at all. It would only apply to the reiforcements that you manuallly place at the beginning of your turn.
I switched to CC from another website, and it was one of the top features I thought I would like to see here. It can be ...

How about creating a reset button to re-arrange troop deployment (if needed) prior to starting your turn?
This would only apply to any manually placed reinforcements, (obviously no random troop placements)
creating a way to shuffle armies around the board until you chose to lock your selections in ...

Let's keep users logged in for a month or so.
Hulu keeps me in for a month, Netflix doesnt boot me out until 3 months have gone by, and Gmail, ebay, and facebook all keep users logged in for at least 2 weeks before requiring them to sign back in.
Why does CC need to be so secure? It might not ...

I love the new custom round limits, lets bring the same thing to reinforcement counts!
I would love to have the option to set the number of chained and adjascent reinforcement movements to 2, 3, 5, 7, or 10 per turn.
Unlimitted reinforcements give the starting player too much of an advantage, and ...

It sounds like I need to confirm that I'm joining with TheMoge?
Well, I'm doing that now then

1) How about keeping users logged in for a month or so? Hulu keeps me in for a month, Netflix doesnt boot me out until 3 months have gone by, and Gmail, ebay, and facebook all keep users logged in for at least 2 weeks before requiring them to sign back in. So why does CC need to be so secure? its ...

I was thinking of limitting the number of reinforcement movements to make. In full disclosure, it's actually not my idea, I use to play on one of CC's competitor's website. CC is superior in almost every way, but I miss that option, it was alot of fun to play with before I switched clubs.

1) How about a surrender button? It would be epecially useful when playing 1 on 1 on large maps

2) How about an option to set reinforcements to 5 or 7 per turn? Unlimitted reinforcements give the starting player too much of an advantage, and chained reinforcements slow the game down too much ...