Suggestion for UI changes
 

For big maps it is pretty easy to lose where the currently selected province is as a result of either accidental or intentional map scrolling. Also, if you are playing a big game you sometimes have to press "n" a bunch of times to issue orders for a commander you just passed over the first time through.

You could solve both problems by adding a "p" key that would send you to the previous commander without orders (pressing "n" then "p" would center you).

Currently it is and tedious to identify and locate commanders (and hard to remeber to do it) who have repeating orders. this is paricularly true for commanders who are preaching ineffectually. It would be nice to have a hot key that would take you to the next commander regardless of whether or not they already have orders.

Re: Suggestion for UI changes
 

Doesnt the "end" key center you? And the "home" key takes you home. (page up, page down, insert, and delete do things also)

But I agree on the back key. Thats kindof a standard expected thing and would be very handy for everything in Dom3 to have one.

Re: Suggestion for UI changes
 

Is there a key that will pool all gems/blood slaves on multiple commanders/mages to 1 commander/mage in a province? If so, what is it?

Re: Suggestion for UI changes
 

No, there is one that will pool to the lab (shift-z), but not to a commander.

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Wouldn't mind seeing a way to save a 'desired gem allocation' for a commander, so that if it's in a province with a lab and it needs more gems it refills as much as possible. Provided that the order of gem pickup as clear in terms of where it fits with other auto-pickup (blood sacrifice, repeat casts for instance).

But if we're looking at magic resources and micro, a 'auto-deposit blood-hunting results in lab provided there is one' option would probably be more useful, and probably less complicated since it's just a binary toggle and not a potentially 30-item gem box that needs storing.

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I don't think the "end" key centers on the active province. I'm pretty sure I tried it unsuccsessfully, but I'm not positive. The hotkey list says it will "zoom x 1/2 scale", whatever that means.