All of my feedback for the UI surrounds a lack information or some part of the UI obscuring information.

1. I might forget what districts I've placed where. Even when I have FIMS on, it's still a little difficult to figure out what I have on the ground when I'm trying to plan for adjacency. Can there be some kind of distinguishing marker (a building, a color) that tells me what the district is at a glance? All the buildings are the same color at the moment. This would be especially important for special districts.
2. When I'm putting a district down, sometimes the screen that shows the math breakdown for that district obscures the quick view that shows me the simpler +/- effects. If possible, put the math screen to the side or a little farther above the quick view - sometimes, I just want to see what I get for putting the district down without the breakdown. I ran into this several times (to fix it, I had to push my map up to give the math breakdown more room).
3. I need information. What are the diplomatic ramifications for doing things (the system of how they're feeling toward me is good, but I can't use that very much at all), how much of a stability hit do you take by absorbing cities, what is it that's making the infrastructure buyout cost increase despite being infrastructure from earlier eras? Frontload as much of that information as possible for the people that like to micromanage a little.
4. There has to be a way for me to not need to respond to the treaty that I'd rejected already each turn.
5. On the above note, text boxes. If I renounced a grievance and see that same grievance three turns later, the text for it pops up each time. Maybe there should be some control over the kinds of notifications you get, or the frequency?
6. I have no idea what era my opponents are in or what civilization they are. I feel like I should be able to do this from one place, perhaps the fame screen where we see all the scores? I instinctively try to hover over my opponents symbols to see who they are and where they are technologically, but I can't. This is information I want early, just in case I have to plan.
7. Please just make the "defend" icon a shield. It's easy to understand at a glance; right now, the defend icon looks like a "skip" icon.
8. The emblems...I like the personalization, but they don't help much when I'm trying to tell who my opponent is.

Something that annoys me is information spam at the start of your turn THAT BLOCKS YOUR ACTIONS. I can't even see where the AI I'm at war with is going because some window blocks my view, and an insignificant units needs orders when I only what to move units that already have them that I prepared a turn before. After the time it takes to get through all of them my preparations went down the drain, couse it's too late. At least make the "execute army orders" or what it's called button the highest priority (something you again did in Endless Legend before and somehow forgot about it here, that button and its priority is a godsend there).

A few minor UI issues I thought I should mention.

1. If I try to annex a district center or an outpost and I do not have sufficient money, the mouseover box says "Missing Parameters..."

2. Faith in the "Religion Mode" tutorial dialogue is bright yellow on a white background, making it barely visible.

3. When choosing a culture, the UI displays attributes of special units alongside their icon - strength, movement and range. However, the icon next to the range is incorrect, it is a "remaining turns" icon. 

Some suggestion regarding UI/interface

O It is very hard to distinguish Train Station from other districts, if they are clustered. Just like this screen shot:
Yellow hexagons are Train Stations.

I would like to suggest that when clicking on units standing on Train Station, reachable Train Stations should be illuminated just like when re-stationing Biplanes like the screen shot below:

O When an army is standing on Airfield district where an air squadron is stationed, the unit icons become overlapped. Both icons should be separated not overlapped.

O It would be nice to have key binding for certain frequently used functions like disband unit and transfer unit

Lrs wrote:
Bug: I got quite a few notifications that "We are loosing the war against XY" due to low war support, yet I was at peace with them.

I guess this is because having an alliance reduces War Support to near 0, which triggers such messages. It should be an easy fix for the Devs

I'd still like to see some easier way to recognize the various ground levels as well as whether a coastline is a "beach" (can cross) or a "cliff" (can't cross).  Most of the time this was visually obvious, but not always.  Maybe a topology view mode?  My best way to tell what was passable was to just try to move a unit across it.

There are a few minor complaints, but the only other thing that sticks with me is that when setting a path for a unit, there is some bad behavior.  If a unit is unable to spend all of it's movement (embarking/disembarking) it stops, but the game end button forces you to still go to the "idle unit".  Also, a "skip unit movement animation" option would be ideal.  Not sure if this is the place to mention it, but I've mentioned it elsewhere because this probably took up most of my turn (especially on units moving 6+ spaces).

Lrs wrote:

Bug: I got quite a few notifications that "We are loosing the war against XY" due to low war support, yet I was at peace with them.

I also got similar notification about winning a war with a nation I was at peace with.

The game at times will have a visual glitch (could be the leaders not showing up in diplomacy or the options being blacked out) and when I end that turn it will crash (happened several separate times). The game overall crashes a lot more the later into the game I get. On the first session it maybe crashed once at the very end of 3-4 hours, but near the end of my 200 turn game it was crashing every 10 turns or less. I absolutely love the game, but I'd love to see much stronger game stability. Crashes in single player are one thing, but thinking of the future when I want to play multiplayer sounds like a nightmare if we're all separately crashing.

A few other things off the top of my head that are unrelated. Didn't understand clearly what becoming influential over another culture/city did exactly. I don't know if it gives me fame, makes their cities have lower stability, makes them like me more, or gives me any other benefits. Does it make the city easier to conquer? Similar to that would be religion. I understand that more faith generation means your faith spreads faster and stronger, but besides your tenants are there more benefits to spreading it? Maybe a buff to stability or makes another city unstable if they don't follow the same religion? I think these things could use a better explanation (in my opinion) because they felt interesting (and cool to spread around), but abstract and unclear.

Thanks for the great beta it was a blast

I have played the Lucy, Victor, and the Closed Beta.  Thank you for taking feedback and for the advancements made thus far.  The majority of my issues related to UI or awareness issues.  For much of the game I felt like I was make semi-random decisions "in the moment" being unsure as to the consequences of those decisions.

I like the Endless Legend art design better.  I expect I will get used to Humankind art but I find it hard to see things like district expansion tiles given the washed-out look.  The starting units have visibility range smaller than movement range.  This encourages one hex at a time movement which I find tedious.  Overall user experience has been a bit disappointing so far.  I have 380 enjoyable hours in Endless Legend.  I've started the Humankind beta about 5 times but have quit each campaign after about 2 hours play (each).  Not sure why & I expect it will be more enjoyable with more play - but it seems like I'm going to have to work to like this game.  I have high hopes for Humankind given my experience with Endless Legend so I'm wishing you the best of luck & much success with the game.

I'd like to see more detailed information in the city window:

• How exactly does surplus food affect population growth?
  
  
• At some point, tooltips for the FIMS yields collapse and for example "+x Industry from Districts" is not broken down anymore. I was wondering where all the industry from districts in one of my cities was coming from because the districts I built didn't add up to the correct number. Then I looked at a newer city and realized that apparently all my cities were getting industry from a Luxury Manufactory. But it still didn't say which one. Please make this kind of information clearer.

impetuousskink wrote:

There is a very annoying bug where if you queue a units movement for a path that involves embarking, if the unit has excess movement left when it reaches the tile it has to embark from, it requires you to press skip on the unit. The unit should automatically wait for a turn and then use full movement to embark without needing additional user input. 

I ran into this as well - it's very annoying

Tinor wrote:
When you use the clear ruins option in a city, it is very unclear where you should use it and what it is used for.

FaeBriona wrote:

Tinor wrote:
When you use the clear ruins option in a city, it is very unclear where you should use it and what it is used for.

I'll second this. It only seemed to show up in a few cities, and was never clear where the ruins to clear were. I presume the white shaded hex would turn green if the targeted hex was eligible (as it does for something else) but it's not clear visually on the map what hex that might be.

Thirding this. I never understood what that "Clear Ruins" button was for.

MarLard wrote:

FaeBriona wrote:

Tinor wrote:
When you use the clear ruins option in a city, it is very unclear where you should use it and what it is used for.

I'll second this. It only seemed to show up in a few cities, and was never clear where the ruins to clear were. I presume the white shaded hex would turn green if the targeted hex was eligible (as it does for something else) but it's not clear visually on the map what hex that might be.

Thirding this. I never understood what that "Clear Ruins" button was for.

One way to get ruins is to ransack an outpost, city, or district. It might happen for sanctuaries, too. Anyway, finding the right tile is quite troublesome without highlighting. You just have to check every tile until you find a green one.