App Version 2.3.5 April 14, 2022
Features
- A General cannot make decisions without the right information, and let's face it the GT was missing a lot of information. Reviewing your numbers for the week or your fact maps required two screens or a lot of back and forth. Now all the information you need for your General's Tent will be right in front of you.
The new General's Tent design is built like a fact map rather than a stack.
In the Check-In screen, you can click on the Tent button in the top left-hand corner to start the General's Tent.
If you have done a Fact Map in the past you should be acquainted with how this works. If you have an active Fact Map all of your Impossible Game Projects and Future Fact Map Missions will all be imported as will your weekly Stack, Core, Door, and Game scores for the selected week.
Fixed Bugs
- Whoever thought having a lot of people in a tribe together could be a problem, it was. We found that when you have over 99 people in a tribe unit together that it messes up the formatting in the tribe header (especially on mobile). So we made some adjustments and now it all looks good no matter how many people are in your tribe with you.
- I know a tone of you are sharing your statistics from your Stack Library. Unfortunately, there were issues with the formatting of these graphics if you go to view them on mobile.
- So, you should never have a reason to click the "Yes" button on your Game Check-In screen, but it happens. The problem is that if you do this, it is actually screwing up your scores in the Stats section of the App. So we have corrected this so only your most recent click will show up on the graphs.
- If you have done a fact map you might have noticed that if you fill out enough information that you have to scroll down the page, the page doesn't scroll up when you go to the next page. You have to click next, then scroll back up to the top of the page to continue. That was not an enjoyable experience. Now, this is fixed, and you long typing warriors can write your book all about your newest impossible game without fear of the long scroll that was waiting for you on the next page.
- We are taught to share from a young age, but when you share more than you wanted to that's just embarrassing. Well, we are a little embarrassed. It appears that when you tried to share just the title of your stack, it shared the lesson too. It reminds me of that one time when my brother... whoops, there I go oversharing again.
Things Only Developers Would Care about
- Removed unnecessary console logs put in the code for testing.