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Jim-NC

I haven't seen much if any normalization, and mine's at 35 (I can't remember the last turn where I had a plus, it's been at least 15 turns possibly 20). It just keeps going down and down.

Jim-NC

Hello and welcome to the forums Suukorak.

I am not sure about your problem, but it appears to be centered on the 35th and 36th French regiments.

Jim-NC

I wouldn't mind playing either. PM sent.

Jim-NC

They support the fortress guns for the original owner. They help with the original garrison. From my experience, they aren't much good to the attacker after they are captured however.

Jim-NC

Welcome to the forums Darthkommandant.

Jim-NC

NM stabilizes once you start getting down near 50 and the normalization process seems to become more robust the further from 50 you drop. I'm on the fence as to it being too easy to fall with the war weariness tag which hits everyone in 1915 or if it's well done. Are you sure about the normalizatio...

Jim-NC

For a hot fix, you could try a script to change the control of the region(s). I am not sure if it 1 or 2. Run the script during the next turn, and "presto" the region will change (if you get the syntax correct that is).

Jim-NC

Welcome to the forums TheLoneGunman.

Jim-NC

I assume that this is during the siege of the region, before the capture. It appears to me from some testing that I have done, that ships will give supply to units that are in an adjacent province. So you would keep transports in the sea region just outside the fort. If after capture, I left a trans...

Jim-NC

Hello and welcome to the forums zooter. :wavey: Can you explain what you did to get to 150 NM without leaving Germany? Without more information, the Devs can't make any changes. Clicking on your stack will show the fortification level (it's in the box on the lower right, below the supply and ammo le...

Jim-NC

Hello,

That is the correct order of things.

Jim-NC

TEAW uses a no .trn system. You only create a .hst and .rpl (if you set up the option). You send the .hst to each player, and they create their orders (.ord file). They send the orders back to you, and you process the turn. Note: I say you when I mean the person hosting and processing the turn. FYI ...

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Hello and welcome to the forums Shafty. :wavey: In regards to your questions: 1. TEAW doesn't have river capacity (it's there, but you can't use it). So ignore that value for now. As to the rail pool, every unit has a weight value. You are transporting 207 weight in units (it could be an army, or se...

Jim-NC

From my experience, it is only the next region. I keep my corps spread out to allow for MTSG, and to keep a solid front line (every province having some troops in it). There aren't enough armies to keep units in every province.

Jim-NC

No, munitions move like supply. However, the amount of munitions is so small compared to supply, that almost no munitions get moved around the map. Thus if you want munitions with your armies, you need to manually move the trains back to wherever your munitions are stockpiled.

Jim-NC

I would say I am a 4-2-2, with Reckless and Poor Logistics. I don't always think my moves through enough, and tend to not set things up for the future very well. I have also been known to outrun my supply lines.

Jim-NC

Welcome to the forums Action Andy.

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Hello and welcome to the forums Carchathoth.

Jim-NC

They should unless they are locked. However, they have a 35% movement penalty, and thus can't get anywhere quickly, and might miss the battle (but then again might not).

Jim-NC

The French, British, Austrian, Ottoman Empire, Italian and Russians only get 1 GHQ. The Germans get 2. As there are more theaters than GHQs, the highest seniority 3 star general becomes the CIC if there is no GHQ (this can be a minor country general). Depending on your playing style/location, there ...

Jim-NC

You will have to ask the developers, as they decided on the ratings for each general.

Jim-NC

The screen shows an air battle. It is possible to evade fighters, but I have seen 90ish planes shot down by some enemy fighters before (not very pretty to say the least). So I would say there is a chance of an air battle if there are planes from each side in the same region. Not sure what the % chan...

Jim-NC

Hello! While I love the game so far; I find the Far West a destraction to what I greatly enjoy when playing a Civil War grand strategy game. Therefore; I am asking: When playing as either the USA or CSA verse the AI; if I just hunker down all of my elements in the Far West and then completely ignor...

Jim-NC

yes, because if you destroy one, you can build one. But you are limited in the amount of buildings you can build.

Jim-NC

They are tough. I think they have to infinite replacement rule (you have to destroy the entire element to get rid of it, as all damage is repaired at the start of each turn).

Jim-NC

I don't believe they do (unless there is an air battle, in which case the fighters shoot down the recon planes).

Jim-NC

You can always script a war, but the AI might declare peace the next turn, and thus you don't get the results you normally would (if a player was playing Germany). It is probably better to script the end results of a war that is won (from the already existing script). Not an elegant solution, but a ...

Jim-NC

1. They have a range of up to 3? (I think it's 3) regions, so if 1 region back, you lose 1 region of potential flight coverage.
2. I haven't seen a difference due to stance.
3. No. The AI handles the plane flights.

Jim-NC

That is one of the weakness of the game is that the AI doesn't unify. There is an alternate unification chain for both Germany and Italy, but I don't think it always works as intended.

Jim-NC

It is semi-intentional. By rebel armies do you mean rebels, or a minor faction that has rebelled (like the Cubans against Spain)? The game allows them (minor factions, but I guess true rebels as well) to re-build any damaged units to full health at the beginning of each turn.

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