The UI is terrible. All these suggestions people are giving are BS. The camera is unwieldly and impossible to manage as you're fighting. Life bars are too small and show up incorrectly when you are zoomed out. Control click needs to be inverted, regular click can only target DG, control click allows targetting of anything. Regulus (w/o wings) and Lord erberus can practically hide inside a UB or rook model, can't even click them correctly. Teleport scrolls don't correctly show the arrival animation every time, so sometimes the entire enemy team lands on top of you without any warning. There needs to be more obvious animation when people cast/ use items. I can't tell a regulus who's using a potion, from throwing mines, from porting away until it happens. It's a big guessing game a lot of the time, and it does take away something from the game.

First let me say, I play WoW as a Priest, and I'm pretty darned good at it if I say so myself.  I can keep people healed even through level 80 Heroic dungeons during the most hecktic of battles.  

But playing Sedna in DG is pretty frusterating.  I zoom in and out; rotate the map; ~ till only DG healthbars are showing, but I still find myself healing myself (when I have full health yet) instead of my teammates all the time.  Holding down the Ctrl key is an even bigger pain (it should be so you only have to hold down the Ctrl key to heal units OTHER than a DG).  And I hear Oak players have simular problems trying to shield teammates.  It is a pretty clunky UI for support abilities.

Whilst the convenience of seeing the data provided by BMans UI is good, in all honesty I find it an unattractive solution.  Yeah you can argue looks dont matter, only functionality, but in all honesty it could have been designed differently.

Even if the demigods outline you get by mousing over them were permanently on instead of requiring mouseover, that would be a step in the right direction for people having trouble seeing them.  I can't say I have trouble with this issue, but I can understand that some people do like convenience, and there is no need for people to turn this into a l2p argument.

As for not being able to click demigods inside other demigods... A clearer HP box that is 'always on top' and can be clicked on itself to target the correlating DG could be a useful solution, it works in other games.

One thing I'm really concerned about happening is being provided TOO MUCH information due to player QQ.  To the person who plays WoW; using WoW as an example I personally preferred the days where you did not see enemy cast bars with spell names, etc.  I don't want to see enemy items in DG, I don't want DG preferred specs on the pantheon page.  I LIKE that you have to know what to look for to be an effective player.  Providing too much information is just.... It would take away from the game but that's just my opinion. 

Things like armies dropping in on your head without the warning animation is more about bug fixing than anything.  I personally dont consider not knowing whether regullus is potting, porting or mining as 'taking away from the game', you're a good player, surely you can adapt on the fly.

Another pretty big problem with visiblity is that enemy Demigods can get INSIDE Rook, and stand under his legs. Which seems to stop his auto attack and of course hammer slam, and makes them even harder to target than before.

That'd be too much information for me. I am for more information showing for allies, but for enemies it should just be more obvious highlights on the map, not portaits, even when close.

It shouldn't come down to a game where you just walk around watching your UI. You SHOULD have to pay attention to the screen because people can sneak up and gank you.

Just friendly portraits, showing health and mana, that's all I ask, so that they are clickable.

Worded well.  You don't want to turn this into a game where you have to focus on the UI, exactly.  Clearer HP bars ontop of the demigods should be all you need for your enemy.  You know what skills they are capable of, you can figure out their spec over a game, you can guestimate when theyre out of mana, surely you dont want to have things just handed to you on a platter

That would make it a bit difficult to follow on auto-attacks and stuff. Since movement is by mouse-click and not WASD, it'd be hard to have an MMO-style skill-targetting system. It would annoy the hell out of me with that system.

One option for the Rook problem is make the rook transparent when mouse-over and make it so he can only be clicked/targetted by clicking on his feet. He takes up enough room that clicking his ground area is not difficult.