This is the problem in images:
Step 1: Hit the attack button often - click, click, click, click, ..., click.
Step 2: You are done attacking, but your brain doesn't realise it yet. Your mouse is still on the same spot.
Step 3: As your brain still thinks you are in step 1 (the attack phase), you click.
Step 4: Your brain caught up. Partially. It now realises that you are in the 'send troops phase', so it will move the mouse and click the send button. Of course it does.
Unfortunately, because it has done this a 1000 times and does this on auto pilot, it still assumes that the last click was done as part of the attack phase, so it assumes that the slider is all the way to the right in the situation of step 2 (leave 1 troop behind, send 7).
Step 5: It realises that it's assumption was wrong, but now the click has already been done. Grrrrr.
This is the problem in images:
Step 1: Hit the attack button often - click, click, click, click, ..., click.
[img]https://i.snipboard.io/WNwPAh.jpg[/img]
Step 2: You are done attacking, but your brain doesn't realise it yet. Your mouse is still on the same spot.
[img]https://i.snipboard.io/yso69X.jpg[/img]
Step 3: As your brain still thinks you are in step 1 (the attack phase), you click.
[img]https://i.snipboard.io/AT32cQ.jpg[/img]
Step 4: Your brain caught up. Partially. It now realises that you are in the 'send troops phase', so it will move the mouse and click the send button. Of course it does.
Unfortunately, because it has done this a 1000 times and does this on auto pilot, it still assumes that the last click was done as part of the attack phase, so it assumes that the slider is all the way to the right in the situation of step 2 (leave 1 troop behind, send 7).
Step 5: It realises that it's assumption was wrong, but now the click has already been done. Grrrrr.
"Strength doesn't lie in numbers, strength doesn't lie in wealth. Strength lies in nights of peaceful slumbers." ~Maria