Project News
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Selected clone list: New order on the remote control
My General Webman, the Engineering Corps reports: the work on forming the list of selected clones has been completed. From now on, your most faithful messengers and trusted administrators are gathered in a special section of the Commander's Console: access to them is instant, with a single click.
Let me introduce you to the benefits of this improvement:
His golden staff has been assembled into a well-ordered and visual retinue.
All key nobility, officials and supervisors are available without unnecessary searches or travel.
In any hour of turmoil, famine, or war, you will immediately demand the best, with a speed worthy of a drum salute.
Adding a clone to favorites, as well as demoting it from the favorites list, is done on the clone's main page, where personnel decisions are supposed to be made. The Corps of Engineers believes this improvement can be considered the cornerstone of a new order of government for the Empire.
And, as is customary with your troops, I strongly recommend you bring the Remote Commander into proper working order using an old engineering maneuver: Ctrl + F5. Then all the innovations will appear before you in their entirety, and the lab technicians will stop grinding their teeth.
With unwavering devotion to your gaze, Root, Supreme Alchemist and Engineer at Webman Headquarters.
Reorganized the display order of purchase orders on Commodity Exchange charts
My general!
At your request, changes have been made to the display of the purchase order chart on the Commodity Exchange.
From now on, buy orders on the chart and in the list are arranged in descending price order. This means that orders with the highest buy price are now always visible at the top of the chart and list. Orders with a lower price remain at the bottom and may be hidden outside the visible area.
What is useful?
You'll immediately see which orders will be closed first.
It's easier to understand what price to order at so you don't have to wait too long.
The chart has become clearer and more understandable, even for the most inexperienced treasurers.
And as you have deigned to express, my general: "Let the generous take the lead. The rest remain in the shadows."
Reported by: Supreme Alchemist Root
Peacocks under reliable supervision: new tricks for feeders in the Remote Commander
My General Webman! Your fame reaches to the very edges of the lands as a thrifty manager who does not forget about collecting taxes or the well-being of even the most capricious creatures of the Empire.
The Alchemy Lab, anticipating all the possible troubles in managing peacocks - such fragile, capricious and dramatic creatures - has introduced two new clever options into your Remote Commander:
Automatic refilling of the peacock feeder. From now on, your feathered treasures will not go hungry even during the days of great military parades or surprise inspections. The feeder itself will take care of timely refilling according to your settings.
Automatic purchase of missing feed. If there is a shortage of feed in the storerooms , the Remote Commander, with your highest permission, will replenish the supplies through the shop. You only need to allow this mechanism.
Advantages of the new tricks:
They eliminate the human factor and forgetfulness of even the most diligent quartermasters.
Reduce to zero the risk of sudden starvation of peacocks and the associated embarrassment in front of the court . Let me remind you, my general, that peacocks are not only capricious creatures , but also very touchy. Five days without food - and the peacocks die with a tragedy worthy of an ancient drama, which causes whispers and gossip in the enfilades of the palace. Now such a disgrace is excluded.
Allows your general to focus on the great affairs of the Empire without being distracted by petty concerns.
Now, my General, you may rest easy. Your royal peacocks are protected around the clock ... by alchemical engineering, tested in heat and cold, and oiled with the same care as your combat boots.
Always at your wise beck and call, Root, Supreme Alchemist and Engineer at Webman's headquarters.
New tricks of the Remote Commander: filters at the ready and quick bypass of clones
My General Webman!
I have the honor to report on the completed improvements to your Commander's Console , which are designed to facilitate the management of your envoys, tax collectors and overseers throughout the vast holdings of the Empire.
Filter lists at hand. At your command, the list of the most sophisticated clone filters , created by you to quickly find officials and envoys even in the most remote provinces, is now placed above the clone registry . From now on, they are always available without the need to climb into other sections of the Console. One glance - and before you are only those who are needed.
Up to 10 quick buttons in the field version. We have expanded the clone quick call panel to 10 cells in the field, mobile version of the Remote Commander. Now, both on the march, and in the camp, and during inspection, you have full access to your trusted persons.
Arrows for transition between clones. Arrow mechanisms have been added for lightning-fast transition to the next or previous clone from the list. Without wasting extra movements, you can view clones one by one.
Coming soon - a list of selected clones ( up to 100 people). Your engineering corps is finishing work on the list of selected clones. The ability to contain up to 100 selected people in a special registry is being prepared . Let me report how this will become a weapon of incomparable power:
Your entire golden personnel reserve will be collected into one, accessible with one click, suite.
All administrations, all envoys, all key figures of your lands - under one glance, without hassle and prowling.
At a critical moment of war, unrest or famine, you will instantly gather the best, giving orders faster than a cannon can fire.
Let us consider this improvement as a strategic milestone of the new order of governance of the Empire.
My General, as the reliability of your mechanisms requires, I strongly recommend that you perform a time- tested maneuver - refresh the Remote Commander using Ctrl + F5. This way, all the improvements will appear before you without unnecessary dust and old schemes, and the engineers will stop grumbling.
Always at your wise beck and call, Root, Supreme Alchemist and Engineer at Webman's headquarters.
Sand Quarry (Metropolis Server)
Dear residents of the virtual world! Geologists have conducted exploration and found a site for sand mining operations. The quarry will be open for construction at 17:00 GMT today.
Webman vs. extra clicks: Improvements for new clones
General Webman's warehouse is overflowing with people: sacks of stones, barrels of water, boxes of coupons, and other fruits of many years of victorious campaigning lie in abundance. That day, pleased with his success, the general created a new clone for his urgent appointment as governor of one of the recently conquered provinces.
Of course, in Webman's mind, this clone shouldn't have started out as a nameless scoundrel. "He'll be a viscount from day one, period!" the general said, reaching for the commander's remote.
But it was already time to pay, and the refectory had lost power. The newly created clone couldn't use stamina coupons, retrieve them from storage, or exchange them for the required units. Even buying coupons from the store didn't help: the refectory was as silent as an empty cauldron.
With a dull thud of his boot on the ground, the general called for the alchemists.
"What kind of nonsense is this?!" Webman barked. "Do I have to switch to another clone to get coupons from my own storage?!" Correction. Immediately.
The alchemists justified themselves: this has been the case since ancient times. But the general just narrowed his eyes:
—Keep quiet. In my lands, clones must not walk with their hands outstretched. Not even on the first day!
And here it is: the changes have been made. From here on out:
Any clone of the account, including newly created ones, can take food from storage, including stamina coupons.
Stamina coupons can now be exchanged for stamina units directly from the dining room interface, even if the clone is still a vagrant.
The general rubbed his hands in satisfaction, wondering which lands to send new governors to. Everything works quickly, easily, without pointless restrictions or unnecessary bureaucracy.
“This is order… just the way I like it,” he said briefly, returning to the topic.
Webman's Angry Morning and New Orders in the Refectory
With the first rays of the sun, General Webman, as usual, woke up, took a sip of strong drink, and wasted no time approaching his Remote Commander . However, instead of the usual satisfaction with the new reports and statements, his face darkened: yesterday's Active Players Fund payment had not arrived!
"How is that?" The general roared and called for the alchemists.
Bowing to the master, the masters explained: although there were stamina coupons in the storage, at the calculated time there was no stamina in the clone's refectory, and thus the reward was not counted. The mechanisms failed to recognize the need, and, as they say, the Treasure passed them by.
"Nonsense! Correct it immediately!" Webman demanded.
The alchemists bowed and made further improvements that same day. Two new account-wide auto-action options are now available in the dining room:
"Automatically use coupons if eater is low on stamina" - Allows you to replenish stamina using coupons from the clone's inventory and storage, if the corresponding permissions are enabled.
"Automatically purchase missing coupons when you don't have enough stamina": Even if you don't have the necessary coupons in stock, the Libra Guardian at the Bargain Shop will handle the purchase and provide them to you in a timely manner.
After making sure everything was working as it should, General Webman narrowed his eyes in satisfaction and muttered through his mustache:
- That's something else... I wish it were like that already!
An extraordinary invention: remote control for General Webman
The alchemists of the clone land presented General Webman with an astonishing device: the Remote Commander. This thin tablet, covered in copper veins, engravings, and moving symbols, is capable of reuniting all of the commander's possessions. With its help, the general now controls armies, clones, and distant lands with an ease and precision previously unavailable to even the finest advisors.
What once required caravans of messengers and weeks of time is now accomplished with a single touch. "This isn't a miracle, it's intelligence and work worthy of an empire!" Webman exclaimed, studying the mechanism.
Ten elected governors, appointed to different parts of your kingdom, are now placed on the console as quick-access symbols . Even in the travel version of the device, which can be stored in a bag or on a belt, they're all within easy reach.
Although Clone Land is not the largest domain on Webman's vast map, as a show of his appreciation for the invention, he placed the Clone Land Commissioner's clone at the top of his hotkeys.
In addition, the Alchemists promised to soon equip the Remote Commander with new control tools: convenient filtering of thousands of clones, with special scrollable lists where each clone can be easily found by type of service, location, or purpose. This innovation should significantly simplify command even in the most populated garrisons and colonies.
State Farm Securities: 10,000 pcs. (auction trade for Amero)
Trade Guild Securities: 10,000 pcs.
The Department of Three Refusals has been reformed!
A motley line had been crowded at the doors of General Webman's reception room since early morning: cloned farmers, hereditary alchemists, and owners of half-ruined castles stood in it. Everyone was puzzled - the payments from the active players' fund, which were supposed to arrive the day before yesterday, never arrived.
It turned out that everyone had their own reasons for refusing: someone's clone was hungry, someone's house had fallen apart, and someone else was keeping an unrepaired architectural wonder in the principality. But the most annoying thing was that the refuseniks learned about each reason in turn, day after day, eliminating one, only to learn about another the next day. Such a system drove even the most patient peasants crazy.
When the report reached General Webman, a storm began in the office.
" What kind of farce is this?! " he exclaimed, slamming the folder so hard that plaster fell from the ceiling. " Have you hired jesters instead of scribes?"
The office manager turned pale.
- Allow me... I...
— Shut up! Instead of giving a list of reasons right away, what are you doing? One by one! Like a doctor who tells a patient one finger a day where he has a fracture! You send clones back and forth as if they were your lackeys in a boarding house!
- But we...
— I said shut up! Fix it. Immediately.
By the evening, shaking with fear, the Manager updated all the refusal forms from the active players' fund. Now, when refusing:
- A full list of all reasons is provided, - A warning has been added if the account does not currently meet the requirements and will not receive a payment in the future.
Now everything is visible at once: what is broken, what is hungry, what miracle awaits restoration. Fix, feed, clean up - and get your rightful gold without surprises.
The clones are calm - order has been restored. Webman is stern, but pleased with the result.
