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You ask your leader for a dragon and keep viewing his/her village in wait to see a dragon coming out from the barracks, when your leader says it's ready, you search the camps for the dragon but there is none. However when you come to your village and re-visit the leader, the dragon is there meaning the village does not refresh itself when you were viewing it. It should refresh automatically. Not a big idea but I thought I would share this to make it happen if SC EVER listened.
This would require a lot of programming. The servers would have to give you an update by looking at the person you are viewing and give it to you every second or so. This would be needlessly laggy. If the updating was every minute, people would still complain about how slow things update and that I makes no difference, blah blah.
Thus, I vouch this to be a bad idea, but still possible if a lot of fixing was done.
Actually, some things are realtime. The troop count goes up in realtime, even with nothing coming out nor does checking composition update, and the Hero regenerating happens in realtime as well. I happen to check my village as my hero finished regenerating, just as a member was watching, and commented seconds later after my king woke up. A few other things might update in real time, but I don't know off hand.
I don't really know how things work, but I'm pretty sure things don't update much. Most likely, the only one that update real time are troops, upgrades, building, hero regen, etc.,:stuff that doesn't require the player's input (after ou click the visit) to happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by WarrenJames
I personally really want a feature like this so that I can help Clanmates bases well as they move things but that I feel it would take substantial computing power to take player input and show it to all that are visiting.
Not sure how things are coded, so this is just a guess, but it could be coded to give refresh priority to other clan member's bases. When a member looks at another member's base, it does a sooner than usual refresh of thier base, so they can see changes done to the base. Or instead of checking some global cache, it does a more direct check that is more up to date. Either way, it could do it when needed, instead of just waiting on some regularly scheduled universal update. This would keep overhead low, since not everyone is going to be checking each other's base constantly, but give the effect desired. Like I said, I don't know how it is coded, but that's my best assumion as someone with some familiar with computer operations.
It isn't that necessary
This would need much time for SC to implement it. Plus, its not really that necessary.