Not possible.

AFAIK, you shouldn't ever remove anything. Especially air units, it can screw things up.

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The reason I'm confused and not fully getting this is in my editor I've seen guns that show -1 for a Build Limit yet on the production screen they say "ar:need". I've tested switching between -1 and 0 and they both result in the "ar:need".


Are you sure you're checking the same guns? Axis ...

The reason I'm confused and not fully getting this is in my editor I've seen guns that show -1 for a Build Limit yet on the production screen they say "ar:need". I've tested switching between -1 and 0 and they both result in the "ar:need".


Are you sure you're checking the same guns? Axis has a ...

In editor in the ground elements tab you can click "edit ground types". This opens some values, one of which is "support need". What exactly does that mean?


My assumption is this value goes into calculating the support need for a unit. I tried making a change, and it looks like it takes ...

In editor in the ground elements tab you can click "edit ground types". This opens some values, one of which is "support need". What exactly does that mean?

How'd you reduce attrition?

Vermin wrote: Fri Mar 01, 2024 11:19 am Wondering where the work on the editor is up to - I understood there had been some slowing down in progress as the dev was working alone and had limited time?

It hasn't progressed for a while now, and likely wont for a good while.

Historically there were just a handful of divisions there anyways.

This is for the first turn movements. It's somewhere in the manual, but basically you play the first turn moves, recording the "script" and then update it to the scenario, and it's what the AI will try to use.

If you can handle the game editor, you may try this -

(a) rename your save game to xxx.scn and move it to the scenario folder.

(b) open the xxx.scn with the editor. Change the scenario name (MUST do this to avoid overwriting the orginal 1941 campaign). Save.

(c) on map, press v - you can ...

SSD is a must these days, most games are starting to rely on them. It's more likely to be a significant bottleneck rather than RAM, processor or GPU. Or even internet connection, last time I installed a game on my slow drive it took longer to read/write than download the data.

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And still my old setup, which played Crysis smoothly at HD resolution all maxed out, choked with Phoenix Point and HBS BATTLETECH. Now imagine newest Unreal Engine running a Total War game or equivalent at 4k resolution with ray tracing. Do you really want such a game any time soon?


Crysis was ...

Look up Total War series. And there are few more too.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/839770/Phoenix_Point/


I've played the Total War series quite extensively. The graphics are obviously better than previous entries, but that doesn't mean that other parts are worse off. Or worse off because ...

I don't really know which games you are talking about. There are hardly any strategy/wargames that would have an over-emphasis on graphics. In general, they are simply keeping up with the times (engines), and even so are usually a tad bit aged when compared to other games. First-person shooters seem ...

Zemke wrote: Wed Apr 19, 2023 8:14 pm Change National morale settings
Change National alliance settings
Change the map, to add roads or rail.
Better interface.

Yep, need to be able to add rails and roads. I don't know why this is locked as it is.

A couple of dumb questions if you don't mind.
The generic data affects every scenario right? If we edit it then it will be overwritten by any new patch.
The scenario data - which often calls on generic data - is what we would normally change, but there is now a way of preserving/locking any ...

Just lock generic data.