Right now there is no difference in coins. I mean there is no difference in that circle around the unique squad picture.
Look: we have unique squad picture (scouts, cavalry and so on), and there is a standard grey-coloured circle-wise shape around the picture. This circle is grey for both players. So everytime I need to identify which squads are mine and which are not I have to pay attention to our hands. This is quite mmm ... tention to my eyes, doesnt matter 1vs1 or 2vs2.
It will be much more comfortable for my eyes if the program (the game table) will differentiate my squads from my opponent squads by just colouring the shape, the circle. Lets say mine will be gold or white, or bright ... and enemy will be dark or whatever.
For me it will make the game better on this website, in both modes: 1vs1 and 2vs2.
Extra explanations:
Some may say its okay to pay attention or remeber what you have picked, what you have on hand ... Yes, I agree, but we are not ideal. And sometimes looks like I tend to have a deep mind focus on whats going on on the deck, not in hands. And sometimes you lose track of game because of some different home stuff, it could be a wife or a child just asked something for a second - and this is enough. So it will be just better to have that "quick come back into the game" without any problems with identifying what you need to identify.
Look: we have unique squad picture (scouts, cavalry and so on), and there is a standard grey-coloured circle-wise shape around the picture. This circle is grey for both players. So everytime I need to identify which squads are mine and which are not I have to pay attention to our hands. This is quite mmm ... tention to my eyes, doesnt matter 1vs1 or 2vs2.
It will be much more comfortable for my eyes if the program (the game table) will differentiate my squads from my opponent squads by just colouring the shape, the circle. Lets say mine will be gold or white, or bright ... and enemy will be dark or whatever.
For me it will make the game better on this website, in both modes: 1vs1 and 2vs2.
Extra explanations:
Some may say its okay to pay attention or remeber what you have picked, what you have on hand ... Yes, I agree, but we are not ideal. And sometimes looks like I tend to have a deep mind focus on whats going on on the deck, not in hands. And sometimes you lose track of game because of some different home stuff, it could be a wife or a child just asked something for a second - and this is enough. So it will be just better to have that "quick come back into the game" without any problems with identifying what you need to identify.