<t> Believe me, there are chits in naval battles, the regular infantry chit in column formation. The thing is that when I switch to chit view in the land battles and then have a naval battle I get the swimming infantry. The naval battle gets the view I used for the previous battle. I have found a ...

How can I change from chit view to standard view in naval combat? I play my land battles in chit view, but prefer the naval battles in standard view. In land combat "+" changes view, but it doesn't work in the naval battles.

<t> I played the original CoG a lot, but haven't touched it in a while. Came to the forums and realized there is a new version. How does it compare to the old one, especially the detailed battle mechanics and the protectorate units?<br/>
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My two main problems with the game were that ...

<t> I was used to live with it too, until Turkey declared war on me. The Turks simply park an irregular cavalry, those you can disorder with a single volley, in front of your infrantry, and sit there. You then have two options: fire at them, get the opportunity charge, and watch your infantry ...

<t> In my experience they can’t charge if the hex they are charging from is adjacent to one of your units, and you need at least two formed units to protect a caisson.<br/>
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Yes, cavalry spends movement points to change facing; it's just that IMHO the penalty should be greater. A matter of ...

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>Some countries are indeed easier to Insurrect than others. <e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE> <br/>
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I get that, but I'm not getting any message about unsuccessful attempts to insurrect Switzerland, so I don't know if it makes sense to try. I get the message if I try to ...

<t> I'd love that cavalry couldn't make U turns when charging. It's especially annoying when they zigzag through your units to charge your only supply. The only way of protecting the caissons is to completely surround them with your units, which doesn’t make much sense to me.<br/>
A big penalty to ...

<t> I’m playing the 1805 scenario; Switzerland starts as a French protectorate. I’m OK with insurrections being difficult to cause, and with the “I hate you” penalty. I just want to know if there is a probability, however low, of causing an insurrection, or if I’m wasting my time. Currently there is ...

<t> IIRC from a previous discussion, the follow-up charge from the mixed order upgrade wasn’t supposed to allow you to displace the enemy unit, nor should it cause your unit to become disordered after the charge. I’m playing France again after installing the patch and I’m finding that if I fire to ...

Thanks, running fine now.

<t> Can I really cause an insurrection in any non-home province held by anyone, or just under the right circumstances? In my current game as France I lost Switzerland to Austria at the beginning, and after Austria surrendered Spain took the province. I have been trying to get it back via ...

After installing the new update, I'm having repeated CTDs a few turns into the game. Didn't have the problem with any of the previous versions.
Already tried reinstalling, but it doesn't correct the problem. Any other ideas?

<t> Thanks Eric, it makes sence now. I was sending them to a province where I already had troops.<br/>
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How is support then different from a normal movement order, the supporting unit only moves if a friendly unit moves to the province? What about a second support order: does the unit ...

<t> How does the support movement thing really work? I’m sure I’m faithfully following the manual on this –select unit, move cursor to adjacent province, hit “s”-, and I’m getting the dashed arrow, but when the turn starts the unit moves battle or no battle. Also, if I issue and additional support ...

What am I doing wrong? I installed the new upgrade and nothing changed. No new manual, no readme file, and when I start the game I get the old 2.1.18 ver line at the right bottom corner of the screen. I don't even see any new files created in the CoG folder?

<t> Thanks for the replay Budgie.<br/>
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Problem is I already checked most of what you say. My army is small: the two original armies and a new Corps -all three are full stacks, 23 units in total- plus several more divisions and the city garrisons. I have disbanded most of the Neapolitan units ...

<t> I'm five years into my first game as Spain. My cash reserves have been at zero for several months, and I can't find a way of putting some money in the bank. I have a small army, no depots, and I'm not exporting cash.<br/>
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BTW, the economy window shows a + income, but I'm still at zero ...

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: malthaussen<br/>
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Well, yes and no. Certain minor country armies, e.g. Poland's and the KGL, were first-rate troops and performed well outside their national boundaries. Others, e.g. most of the Rheinland states, had morale that decreased exponentially in ...

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Hard Sarge<br/>
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I still think, over all, that Poland is the key, who ever controls the Poles have the edge<br/>
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I think in my current game, I have at least 4 full Major Armies of nothing but Polish Troops<br/>
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(will say, I think this is the ...

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: jimwinsor<br/>
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Actually I think this is a great way to discourage the cherry-picking of far flung provinces as peace terms, that are difficult for you to defend properly. A good thing IMO.
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If you ask for a province that is ...