rick6840 wrote:First I would like to thank everyone who helped me before when I could not figure out how to create divisions. Now, again I am having problems. I have the divisions, but now I cannot figure out how to create Corps and Armies. I follow the instructions in the book, but somehow I think they are incomplete, because it does not work. So again I am asking my fellow gamers who are smarter than me to walk me through the process to create Corps and Armies. I am looking forward to hearing from the smart people!
kwhitehead wrote:Probably the step you are missing is you have to go to the "Reinforcement" screen and under support units select "Army HQ" to be built. It will then show up (I think always in Washington) as a locked unit waiting for it to build up. I am not sure how many turns that is. After its released you can finally move the HQ to whatever region you want to start your army in and send it a leader.
Sarkus wrote: -snip- One other thing to remember is that a general with an army HQ attached has higher command points so he can directly command what amounts to a super-sized indpendent corps if you stick a bunch of divisions inside of him. This is why McDowell can be valuable in 1861 before the game lets you create corps that attach to armies. -snip-
Gray_Lensman wrote:I added an edit above. You probably had reached the limit in Late June, which changes in Early July. The tooltips are not so clear about this in v1.13b. The tooltips have also been changed for the next update (not released yet)
Major Tom wrote:Also -- the leader you want to turn into a corps commander cannot have an attached division - if he has one, you need to empty him first.
KCDennis wrote:Is this correct? I transferred Slocum's (promoted to 2 stars) division to a Corps led by Crittenden, and Slocum took over command of the Corps (because of higher seniority) and he still retains commands his division. Is there a disadvantage to having your corps commander lead a division?
Along similar lines is this correct: a 1 star general leading a division can be promoted to 2 stars and retain command of the division, but a 2 star general can not form a new division?
KCDennis wrote:Okay, found the right spot in the manual, and as you said it's a 5% per point bonus. So if Slocum is a 3-3-3 the division he leads as a corps leader would get a 15% boost. But if that division is turned over to any 3-1-1 general, the bonus would be 20% (15% from Slocum, 5% from div gen)?? Do I understand that right?
Le Ricain wrote:In summary
Slocum as Division Commander - 9% off/9% def bonus to his division + Corps commander bonus
Slocum as Corps Commander - 15% off/ 15% def bonus to his divisions + Division Commander bonus
Slocum as Corps/Div Commander - 9% off/9% def bonus to his division
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