Articol realizat de Nicoale Crefelean postat în ziarul Eu, cetateanul. Toată munca depusă pentru crearea acestui articol a fost depusă de el, aceasta fiind doar o republicare.
Recently, the new campaigns page got an upgrade. I'm sure most of you noticed the difference, as well as the campaigns filter:
If you haven't, here are a few "one-click" tips:
1. Find epic battles
Click the
Cold battles filter to disable it, and you'll see the
Full Scale and
Epic battles. The
Full Scale ones become epic when the domination bar is between 49.5-50.5%, so take a good look.
🙂
2. Find battles you can join without moving
Click the
My Location filter to enable it.
3. Find battles for your Daily Order
If you read this article I assume you're active enough to know that a
Military Unit can have multiple battles set for the Daily Order (DO). So
if the DO you see on the feed expired (old eRep bug) or you have to
wait for who knows how long for the battle to resume, click the
Daily Order filter and hope for more than one battle to show up.
😃
4. Find Combat Order battles
Click the
Combat Order filter.
Of course the filters can be combined, so choose whatever you need. For instance:
1. Un-check
Ground Battles to only show the aircraft battles;
+
2. Check
My Location to filter out the battles requiring relocation.
NEW! Although not introduced immediately with the new campaigns page, we now have
My contributions,
which shows the battles you fought in on top. Anyone half-serious about
eRepublik will love this feature, considering it's the easiest way to
get back to some battle where you fought for a medal or any other
reason.
The only thing I don't like about this page is the fact that the only way to close the filters is to click
Filter Battles. It would've made more sense to be able to close it by clicking anywhere outside it, but this will probably be fixed soon.
What I'd like to see next in this page, is:
- filtering by type (war, resistance, airstrike, dictatorship)
- NO FINISHED CAMPAIGNS, DAMN IT!
😁
- dismiss the filters popup after clicking outside it
- save the filters in a cookie, so we can refresh and see the same data (thanks,
dan quijote)
What would you like to see on this page, other than the chicken's head?
😎