Also there is some science around the 'addictive' nature of phones/apps so Inno probably don't need to put it in to increase app usage On pc it takes a bit of effort or furtive logging in at work etc whereas the app on phone people can easily log in from everywhere.

The purpose is to keep players engaged and logging in. treasure hunt is probably not 'needed' from Inno's point of view on an app.I'm not justifying the differences between app and pc but some thoughts: But I know I cannot play on a level playing-field with those around me and the differences are not just those implied by a different interface (e.g.

The best way around this I have seen mentioned is to have a dedicated world which only serves the app, so everyone on it can play the same game without being penalised. So, it is not only 'not exactly the same game' but it is different enough to warrant a completely different approach, for those who only access the game via the app. Other parts of the game, such as GvG and the nameless market, mean that I have to make different decisions about how to play the game, and first-class players need to make specific decisions when interacting with me as a Friend or Guild Mate. Some of them, like Treasure Hunt, no 'small forge point packages', and now Incidents, simply mean I can't get to enjoy the game to the extent that first-class players can. Then there are areas which I just can't play.

The app also has access to a player's GBs from the Friend bar, which I understand the browser does not I use this a lot. Some parts, I suspect, are actually better on the app, mostly because a touch screen has inherent advantages over a mouse-movement when needing to make repetitive selections, such as the friends & guild mates bar and setting up supply and goods buildings. Click to expand.I enjoying playing the game.

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