Major update! Deeper personnel management and battle planning bring an even more authentic Three Kingdoms experience. War Council Before a major decision, convene the companions and advisors gathered in your city to weigh in — should you attack a target city, or abandon one you hold? Each attendee shares an opinion based on their own intelligence and the situation on the ground. Advisors stationed elsewhere send their opinion by fast horse instead, though it may arrive too late. New City Abandonment System Strategically withdraw from a city you hold — its supplies and treasury are hauled out as gold, part of the garrison retreats to rejoin your army, and any governor or stationed officers return to traveling with you instead of being left behind. Deeper Personnel Management Every companion now has their own loyalty score. Reward them, give gifts, or arrange a marriage to keep them close — let loyalty run too low, and a rival faction may poach them away! Conversely, deal with the disloyal through execution, imprisonment, or exile — each carries real consequences for your reputation and the rest of your companions. Multiple Advisors Appoint more than one advisor at a time, and an advisor can now also govern a city simultaneously. When something important happens, your advisors will speak up automatically — no need to check in yourself. Detailed City Info Long-press any city on the map to see its full picture: governor, garrison strength, officers stationed there with their troop counts, and any historical figure living in the city. Pinch-to-Zoom Battle Scenes Zoom in and out on siege battle scenes with a pinch gesture for a closer look at the action. Stat Training Train Martial, Intelligence, Leadership, and Charisma with in-game gold (once per stat per day), or purchase a Training Accelerator to train again the same day. Plus several balance improvements making it easier to recruit companions and appoint local officials as governors.