it's cool, but when we move on in the history all move are autoselected, couldn't we pick a setting where it is like before and you can move one move by one move?

basically i am asking for a setting like the "hide order (faster)" but related to hide the move in the territories. it make lot of cunfusion and u are not able to move between turns understand what's up

I agree with Gnuff, I like it not being a floating tab and the new perspective view, but I really dont like the all move selected as standard, I like to see how the territories and armies changed every turn, and then go through move by move if I wish, not just a cluster of arrows which mean I can't see anything. A tick box would be a very nice option, as some people love the arrows and some don't.

Yeah, if it was an option that would be cool.

You can still go move-by-move (just hit play, or one of the small arrows).

The only thing that has changed is that it shows all the arrows by default. I like that, personally, but there doesn't appear to be any way to make the arrows go away, except by hitting "Play" or one of the small arrows.

yes and Arrow make lot of confusion on the map and that is bad, or at least there should be a setting where u can turn off them.

The arrows are moved to the left of the screen, no longer obstructing the view of the map.
I don't see anything wrong with this feature.

He means the arrows on the map itself.

Yes, it also lags out my computer due to the arrows that are projected on the map. If I go from the end of the game to the beginning, my browser crashes. It would be nice to toggle on/off the arrows.

Anyone else have their browser freeze/crash with the new history? I tried the new 'view as' function and when I then hit the back arrow to go to the start it completely froze. Had to force quit firefox a couple times before I gave up and only went forwards.

Yes flash crashes when I hit beginning while in a players perspective and I have to reload the page.

Agree with gnuff also. When skipping forward a turn it should default to the first order instead of showing all.