Patience is the only way you will survive in this game. You write: "The point is you can't see how long.and perhaps you want to go now." I'd rather pay for a membership and see changes that have some long-term meaning in the game than one that addresses what amounts to a fleeting need.
Should they start charging us to play to hire more people to write this type of program? I think not. I (and virtually every other player who's played more than a month or two) would much rather they spent their time developing actual fixes for existing problems and generating new features for existing players to keep the game interesting and progressive. So, Inno games should what.write a program that calculate all of this on the whims of novice players? That's preposterous. If you stay in the same guild and it's level rises - as it's wont to do - the heal time will change. If they are meaningless, why on Earth would you need to know how long it takes to heal them? If you change to a higher/lower level guild your healing time will change. As players progress through the game-with or without a Traz-they will accumulate enough units that attached units become virtually meaningless. I think the whole "point" is that it's a very temporary problem for any player. What you are saying is that you want a meter on the game? Why? Aren't you able to calculate for yourself? My point? The developers should spend valuable time to give a tiny fraction of the players of FoE something they could get by using a hand-held calculator - or displaying a bit of patience. Click to expand.I understood the point but did you? (Not trying to be mean.) The units will heal according to their own schedule and it's only reduced by your guild's level.
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