RUINS
OF COMMAND

OCCUPATION OFFICER IN FORMATION

Territorial intent is now expressed by the force itself instead of a Raid/Conquest mode switch.

• Occupation Officers appear directly in the deployment roster with their live available count.
• Attacks without an officer remain strike-and-withdraw operations; attaching an officer enables occupation after victory.
• The attack command now uses one consistent ISSUE ATTACK ORDER action.

VILLAGE COMMAND 2.0

The village interaction has been rebuilt from the ground up as a dedicated operations console.

• New command rail replaces the previous website-style tab bar.
• Target, operations, reconnaissance and intelligence use a shared compact military information language.
• Intel and recon screens were rewritten around actionable battlefield information instead of profile/dashboard cards.

TACTICAL OVERLAY RESET

The village command screen has been reduced again to remove profile-card and dashboard clutter.

• Smaller 760×470 desktop command surface with a single compact target line.
• Intel now shows tactical facts, garrison and one commander line instead of a full social profile card.
• Tabs and framing have been flattened to keep the map interaction fast and military-focused.

ATTACK COMMAND POLISH

The village attack board has been tightened into a single-screen tactical control surface.

• Raid and Conquest are now explicit mission modes instead of a checkbox.
• Target chrome, force rows and mission data are smaller and flatter with no visible desktop scrollbar.
• Mission assessment and final order remain visible while configuring the formation.

COMPACT ATTACK BOARD

Enemy village attacks now use a fixed game panel instead of a long scrolling form.

• Six compact force rows with 0, half and max quick-selection controls.
• Mission essentials reduced to distance, ETA, carry, terrain and one tactical note.
• The final raid or conquest order remains visible in a persistent command bar.

VILLAGE COMMAND REBUILT

Village interaction now focuses on one decision at a time instead of displaying every system simultaneously.

• Attack, Recon and Intel are separate command modes in a compact viewport-bounded workspace.
• Removed duplicated intelligence, oversized commander information and stacked action panels.
• Attack remains the default action with reconnaissance and dossier information one click away.

TACTICAL COMMAND UI

The map village interface has been rebuilt as a focused tactical dossier and operation board.

• New target profile, intelligence picture and compact reconnaissance workflow.
• Professionalized commander dossier with reduced visual noise and clearer hierarchy.
• Field operations now prioritize force selection, mission assessment and the final order.

THEATER COMMAND REDESIGN

Village selection now opens a larger, responsive command workspace with clearer intelligence and operations.

• Reworked village command windows, reconnaissance controls and the attack planner.
• New deployment roster, mission briefing, tactical assessment and logistics summary.
• Raid and conquest orders are clearly distinguished; troop transfers and existing gameplay mechanics remain intact.

AI THREAT THRESHOLD

Human commanders become eligible for AI attacks only after exceeding 15,000 combined village points.

• New and developing commanders remain protected at 15,000 points or below.
• Eligible commanders may face AI raids and conquest operations based on military strength and strategic decisions.
• AI-versus-AI warfare remains unrestricted by the player protection threshold.

FAIR AI ECONOMY

AI commanders now use the same paid construction and recruitment queues as players.

• Removed free AI building upgrades and instant troop generation.
• AI respects construction costs, training time, population, unlocks and queue capacity.
• War Office and Alliance Centre infrastructure must be constructed normally.
• New AI commanders start with one province; existing campaigns and armies are preserved.

RECRUITMENT & PRODUCTION UPDATE

Military production has clearer building roles and more readable recruitment controls.

• Field Artillery is now produced at Tank Factory Lv.2; existing artillery orders remain queued.
• Barracks focuses on infantry, MG teams, anti-tank guns and Recon Scouts.
• Refined Barracks and Tank Factory command panels with unit roles, compact status summaries and clearer recruitment controls.
• Improved the seven-order First Command tutorial and building command layouts.

FIELD COMMAND UPDATE

Major onboarding and battlefield interface improvements for new and existing commanders.

• Added the seven-order First Command tutorial with claimable field supply packages.
• New commanders now begin with full resource storage.
• Expanded the World Theater map and added province intelligence on hover.
• Improved province ownership, commander and alliance information on the campaign map.
• Reworked province building command windows to keep the live settlement visible.

ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT

Ruins of Command is in active Open Alpha. Systems, balance, progression and campaign data may change as testing continues.