Slitherine

Hey, I just bought Legion Arena yesterday.
I just installed the game and I really wanted to get started but Ive been having problems lol.

Um. So far Ive realized I had to play as a Latin tribe before moving onto the Romans or Celts. So I tried the tutorial. In the beginning it has us move our " regiments " i guess. Its a soldier representing many. I couldnt move him. So i couldnt go any farther into the game. I have a Macintosh and so I dont have a right click. But I can press control click which is the same as a right click. Ive tried that and nothing seems to be working.. Can someone tell me how to move those soldiers so I can get started lol.
Thanks,
Fabio

Hey fabio, welcome to the community

OK, Tutorial starts, you mess with stuff in the Army camp screen, then you go to the campaign screen to deploy.

Right, your Light Cavalry unit is "bouncing", getting bigger & smaller, and the tutorial says select it.

Left-click the Lt Cavalry once to select it, then left-click it again and HOLD the button down while you drag it to the box where they want it deployed. No right-click needed

hey, thanks alot for the help. I am already pretty far in the Roman Campaign now. Ive got to fighting the various tribes around Rome and the Gual invasion. Anyway I was having trouble with moving units after they have finished a battle and won. The enemy units retreat and my men just form up and wont move. All I can seem to do is rearrange their formations from Defence, Aggressive for a normal formation. I cant make them move on and attack a enemy target that is further ahead. I click on an all out attack at the bottom and everyone moves up but the battalions that win just sit around. lol.. I dont know if you've had the same problem.

Make sure you have enough order points - check the bar bottom left and that you right click (Ctrl click on MAC?) to issue an order.

hey thanks. Ill check it out when I go online.

hey again, fabio

Left-click the friendly unit to select it, then move your mouse cursor over the enemy unit you wish to attack. Your cursor should change to a tiny sword. Now right-click with that sword cursor showing to issue the attack order.

But you don't have a right-click, eh? Not sure what Mac's substitute for that, but there's the plan

Once you have the sword cursor, control-click is what you need on the MAC to issue an order.