Do you mean that you want an Undo button, or did you have something else in mind?

That's why it's good to put on autosave and change it to like every 2 turns.

I have defied so many game stopping bugs like this that the "game crash gods" must be furious at me. I'm expecting soon I will crash so hard the screen will also burst into flames.

Curious as to how the 'shop' mechanic works...as I have not yet played FE....waiting till beta 4 is released.

So far, I visualize shopping as the following, as I totally think this would be a cool and dynamic way of portraying a shop mechanic:

Naturally, each city has the ability to build (in beta 4) shops. Cities built as towns (as opposed to conclaves or forts) will gain additional bonuses to shops. They will be upgradable, as all districts will be and perhaps the chain will look something like this:

Trading Post --> Bazaar --> Emporium --> etc etc (something to that effect).

The rules of purchasing items at shops will depend on two things:
First, the more shops you have, the more variety of items will tend to populate the shelf.
Second, the better upgrades you have to the shops, the better items will be available on the shelf.

This approach encourages growth in the 'trade' district, as opposed to only requiring a single city to have the upgrades in order to gain access to all the items. Your shop greatly depends on how much you invest in your 'trade' structures throughout your empire.

Other factors can contribute to the shop's available content:
Perhaps you need certain magical structures in your empire for your shops to sell magical variants of items?
Perhaps you require certain technologies to be researched in order to gain access to types items?
Perhaps you need to have specific quests completed before gaining access to certain unique items?

Lastly, I imagine that the spawning location of the item should be limited and restricted to the city you are at for purchase. Hense, if your champion wanted to buy the biggest and best item available to your shop, he may have to first travel to your trade capital in your empire in order to buy it....or have someone else buy it for him and meet him somewhere...

FE is suppose to be 5x...experiance being the 5th....let's encourage this RPG nature to exist through the game's mechanics.

There's a method to my madness in not playing the beta yet. I'm gleaning all the best from games past into these forums, without having to be critical with how FE actaully runs.

Yes, I may be wrong in some aspects of the game....but I may also stumble accross gaming mechanics that are awesome and easy to implement....thus making FE that much better!

Yes....shopping with neighbours would be stellar! Awesome though. Naturally, there would have to be a tax/tariff.

Yeah, I'll be trying the game soon enough. I'll be a bachelor for two weeks come mid-August and I fully plan to emmerse myself into this game.

I was not refering to another city type? To clarify my idea, the chain of buildings would be available to be built in any city, though they would gain additional bonuses from the 'town' specialization, and are not required for you to build in order to win the game, only one available strategy out of many that you can use. If you want to focus on super-equiping your champs, then focus on the building of trade buildings in your cities. If you want to focus on another strategy, then don't. It's not like this would be the only way of obtaining items; quests, combat, and special finds could all be other ways. This would just be a way of having a more steady access to lot's of options for items for your champs.

I tossed the second part into my suggestion to give specific importance to your cities. The need to travel to specific city X for a specialty item has a VERY rpg flavor to it and I thought FE was including rpg as part of the game. Still, I will agree, having your heros run around equiping instead of running around fighting might be a bit of a downer. Maybe instead, you select the city you wish to shop from, then select the hero who is buying, then select the item you wish to buy.....it turn placing a turn timer on the time in how long it takes before the hero gains access to the item. 'Auto-send'. This way, being close to a mega-trade oriented town would result in the best options with the quickest travel times.

In any case....I don't want this game to end up like 'just another civ'. I'm hoping for MoM....but even better! And, from what I'm seeing so far from other comments, youtube gameplay vids, and beta annoucements, that is being accomplished.

Looking forward to some gametime.