Hello! 

Please clarify you game ID ("Menu" ---> "About the game") and send the video illustrating your issue to me in PM! 

You can also send the link on your video.  

Waiting for your answer and thank you in advance! 

Made a video illustrating the issue. Clicked on same tile 5-7 times and the only time the tile was showed was the first time i did it. After that the game sent me to random locations 1-5 km away asking me if i wanted to use a jump. 

I don´t see where to attach the video to the PM?

I am not familar with sharing links on videos, so it is not an option, but i am sure Plenarium must have an email for players videos. 

sussesusse said:

Made a video illustrating the issue. Clicked on same tile 5-7 times and the only time the tile was showed was the first time i did it. After that the game sent me to random locations 1-5 km away asking me if i wanted to use a jump. 

I don´t see where to attach the video to the PM?

I am not familar with sharing links on videos, so it is not an option, but i am sure Plenarium must have an email for players videos. 

Good day!

Answered you in PM :)

sussesusse.

Unresponsive or faulty mouse behaviour.

When I read your post I was going to respond because the issue was familar to me personally, and because, here on the forum, I have read much about  similar situations.

I suspect that there are faults in the program and things can go  wrong,  but that  they are sometimes perhaps outside of their control.

Also I wonder if our expectations of the game and our equipment to blame for some of them.

Having observed events, I wonder if missed mouse clicks are down to 

#1 having a mouse which isnt efficient as it was when new.

# 2 moving the mouse too soon because we think, behave, faster than the computer does.

#3 connected to the above, the response time of the game and the computer.

often there is a fixed delay between something happening and a written announcement.

A lot of non response to mouse action seems to happen because the game is  currently doing something else, something it has been told to do ,or not told not to do.

Example.

When using the watchtower to look for new targets, and an event happens and it throws you back to the top of the page, which is connected to the item below.

# 4 priority commands.

Its a bit like being in an elevator where you press to go down and it goes up instead, because someone else on another floor pressed  to go up, before you pressed down.

The game has to finish its previous perhaps unseen command ,before it performs the one we just asked it to do.