Hello, here are some bugs (?) I found playing with the new version, 1.10a:
-One of my units of germans does not receive reinforcements (don't know the others because they were untouched or eliminated). There wereat least 6 all the time. Just in case, I built them a depot and nothing. Then send them to another in a major city and nothing.
-You can not make a route that starts and ends in the same place or the whole route and previous waypoints are deleted like the arriving point being the same to the starting one told the machine there is no movement. Even if I hold "shift" when doing it. Land and sea.
-There are several messages with the information "NULL" at the end of the display of events after the AI turn.
- General Benedict Arnold is supposed to defect the USA army and join the English but he doesn't.
Also a couple of suggestions:
It would be good to mark more clearly when a leader dies, because it's not easy between so many lines of info, mos of which is not usually useful (but has to be checked because it is sometimes) you can easily miss it. Maybe red coloured the line of this event, like others? I realised I lost my commander in chief turns later...
If/when possible, it would be great if the commands issued to the troops like "assault", "attack", "defense", "evade" could be set for each province, it would allow more subtle strategies. The same goes for "ambush", and at sea ...
I would be good too an option to destroy supply charts because sometimes having them is bad for the combat, letting the enemy take them means giving points, and making unnnecesary depots can help the enemy.
If you really want to balance the game, maybe the best would be that in December not the 70 to 90 per cent of the american soldiers went home (except supply charts and cannon servers, who are better paid ??? ) including the Continental Army members. I know almost nothing about the American Independence War, but I simply don't think that even the garrisons of strategic cities vanished in December (almost all), letting the enemy (who knew it perfectly well) wait outside and take them in January. I think a smaller percentage would be better, and maybe this would be richer in the more "professional" units, the Continentals.