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This keeps happening to me: between rounds, I place Maestra in the optimal position, then she moves over right after I click "ready," ruining my strategy. Has anyone else encountered this?
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Sometimes when you move your mercs during the deployment phase the game reacts too slowly to the changes you made and reverts them, especially if you have a unstable internet connection (from what I've heard the mobile client especially has issues with that). Most of the time it auto-corrects itself. There is also the situation that if you change your position between the revert and the auto-correction that both the original and the just made changes get made, which can feel very unintuitiv. In short: Just wait a second or two before confirming the positions and you should be fine. That's atleast the experience I have.
Quote From Suchti0352 Sometimes when you move your mercs during the deployment phase the game reacts too slowly to the changes you made and reverts them, especially if you have a unstable internet connection (from what I've heard the mobile client especially has issues with that). Most of the time it auto-corrects itself. There is also the situation that if you change your position between the revert and the auto-correction that both the original and the just made changes get made, which can feel very unintuitiv. In short: Just wait a second or two before confirming the positions and you should be fine. That's atleast the experience I have.
Yes, I've noticed this too. That's why, afte the first couple times this happened, I made sure to click and drag carefully, then wait plenty of time for it to settle. Didn't matter. She always shifts as soon as I hit "ready."
Which Maestra equipment are you running?
Quote From DragonDraena Which Maestra equipment are you running?
The one where she drops in after a Merc dies. She always replaces the dead Merc, I know that. My issue comes up during a following round, after she is already on the board.
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