Tile with defending champions portrait obscuring the view of a node making it hard to click

I have noticed for a long while that the portrait over a node is sometimes obscuring the view of a node hidden beneath it, as seen in my screenshot.
It makes it unnecessarily difficult to move forward when this happens since I try to click the node beneath to move forward, but I have to give it several tries with milimeter precision before it works and moves forward instead of selecting the portrait and displaying info on the node.
I play on a Samsung S7, if that's of any help. Maybe there could be an easy fix to this I don't know of, any tips? Or is it a bug?

Comments

w0otwo0t

It’s just poor game design. They expect you to click with perfection, or else just keep spamming that area!

Captain_Nietsch

w0otwo0t wrote: »

It’s just poor game design. They expect you to click with perfection, or else just keep spamming that area!

I hate Spam..

TwmR

Captain_Nietsch wrote: »

I have noticed for a long while that the portrait over a node is sometimes obscuring the view of a node hidden beneath it, as seen in my screenshot.
It makes it unnecessarily difficult to move forward when this happens since I try to click the node beneath to move forward, but I have to give it several tries with milimeter precision before it works and moves forward instead of selecting the portrait and displaying info on the node.
I play on a Samsung S7, if that's of any help. Maybe there could be an easy fix to this I don't know of, any tips? Or is it a bug?

It is poor design but an easy way round it is to click on a portrait of another champion for example click on vision in the screenshot you've sent then the other champions portraits will dissapear allowing you to easily click on the node

Kabam Vydious

Definitely can see how annoying this can be. We'll bring it up to the team to see what they can do for future iterations.

Captain_Nietsch

Kabam Vydious wrote: »

Definitely can see how annoying this can be. We'll bring it up to the team to see what they can do for future iterations.

Great, I'm glad you do. It's a small thing, but would be much appreciated to get this adjusted. It probably doesn't help that most touch screens and millimeter precision does not go well together.