Stacked army labels on the map

Thank you and well done.  Honestly this makes the most sense as you know what you are doing but you need to be able to tell at a glance what everyone else is doing.

I'd vote for the first one just since its all lonely, but I can't think of any reason to justify it, since foremost, if it's your army I hope you know what your army is doing

Another option would be if your army is in the stack but not the one actively sieging or blockading that it would show up in your orders as "Reinforcing Siege" or "Reinforcing Blockade" or something like that. Thus, I'd know my army's orders, what part my army is playing, and if the siege or blockade was still actively going. I do not have direct experience with this, so perhaps my suggestion misses the point. Anyway, I think some people might end up confused if only the stack's "most important" order is shown, thus my suggestion.

Yeah, definitely like the new way. It was really unintuitive before.

If I want to know what my own army is doing there, I can check my troop movements page.  If I want to find out if a blockade is still alive, it's much better to be able to see it on the map rather than have to wait for my colleague to come online and ask ... or send a caravan and see what happens.  (My caravan drivers union told me after the last incident that they are NOT scouts or soldiers and if I deliberately sent them through enemy lines at risk of their lives again, they were going to strike or defect to the other side.)

Edited by Rill - 12 Jan 2014 at 18:46