The Expeditions page could not be scrolled after yesterday's update. It scrolls normally again. On Build, the large Build/Sell bar is replaced by a small two-icon switch next to the Upgrades button. A rare script error when moving between pages in Safari is also fixed.

3mail, Expeditions, Build, Research and Bank now use the same panels, tabs, notices and buttons as the rest of the redesigned game. Each opens with its own banner. On Build, choosing between building and selling is now a proper toggle that slides to the side you pick. On Research, the details panel takes the same width as on other pages, and the group tabs show your house colour with the group's colour as a stripe underneath.

The Base layout page is hidden while it gets finished. Its entry in the base menu, the link on the Build page and the "View base" option on the World Map are gone for now, and an old link to it takes you to your Bases overview instead. It comes back once it works properly.

The on/off switches used across the game now have their knob exactly centred in both positions. Before, a switched-on knob sat a couple of pixels closer to the middle than a switched-off one.

Any force in the air can now be turned toward a new target, from the In-flight list or from its ring on the map. It spends a short turn before heading for the new target, can turn once per turn, and can still be recalled at any moment. A base must still get its full radar warning, joint attacks keep their whole group together, and alliance-mates warned about the old target see that warning withdrawn.

Button clicks no longer try to fetch a sound file that does not exist, so pages stop logging a failed request on every click. Behind the scenes, two unreliable checks were fixed: one for your Titanite total and one for the "Hear the House" sample on the House choice screen.

A few controls now share the game's standard look and work the same everywhere. On the Move page, the kind of move is a clear pick-one control: locked choices are dimmed with a small lock, and on a phone the four choices sit in a tidy two-by-two grid. The Mailbox has proper page numbers that keep you in the box you are reading. Research's filter chips and the message text in the Dev Channel use the shared styles too.

The Attack page now uses the same target finder as Special weapons and Move: start typing a Commander's name or a coordinate and pick from the list. Pressing Change now clears the field, so a new search starts clean on all three pages.

A Transport carrying your commander now shows a gold chevron on its map marker, on both the flat map and the globe, so you can tell at a glance which convoy has the commander aboard. Anyone who can already see that convoy sees the mark too.

Choosing your House now looks like the moment it is. The page opens on a world rather than a plain panel, and each House's banner has been rebuilt around its pictures: its own planet rises into the foot of the standard and fades into the House colour, the units only that House can field are shown as pictures you can tap to see full size, and every strength and weakness leads with its own icon instead of another line of text.

Each unit picture is shown whole, inside a square with the unit's name beneath it, so a tall render and a wide one both arrive uncropped.

The two Houses whose worlds have not been painted yet are not left looking unfinished. Their standards close with a lit horizon in their own colour, which steps aside the moment a real world is added.

The page now asks you to choose your Faction, with the wording across it to match. On sign-up, the Register button stays dimmed until the account details at the top are filled in, so it is clear what is still needed before you can join. And opening a unit picture full size and closing it again leaves you exactly where you were on the page, instead of throwing you back to the top.

The mute button on a House voice now behaves the way you would expect: it is greyed out until a voice is playing, and a tap stops the one you are hearing. The play button stays available at all times, so a House is always one tap from speaking again.