<t> I have two requests:<br/>
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1 - I wondered whether there might be a move as stack feature, similiar to the naval phase, where you can move a flotilla as a stack?&nbsp;&nbsp; Except, in the land phase, you would instead hold down the control key and select all the corps you wanted to ...

<t> I've tested this several times as well.&nbsp; After a field combat, regardless of whether besieging corps foraged with/withou using excess movement, or in normal supply, I have been unable to enter the city to lay siege to garrisoned factors.&nbsp; I get the move blocked error.&nbsp; I've asked ...

<t> The mechanics of loaning corps is substantially different than combined movement, which I believe to be fundamentally core to an effective defense against a strong France...or a weak France for that matter.&nbsp; Loaning corps just doesn't cut it. <br/>
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Given France either moves ...

<t> I wonder if an option to transport fleet movement might be such that an unburdened (ie, empty) fleet could move 7 sea spaces, whereas a transport fleet unit shipping troops to an invasion site would be reduced to 3 spaces (or more depending).&nbsp; This might, at the very least, allow you to ...

<t> Suggested improvement for Naval Invasions:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; when you stack fleets together, you should be able to straddle corps across them.&nbsp; For example, if you have an infantry corps with 10 infantry in it, then you would require a heavy fleet with 10 ships in it.&nbsp;&nbsp; Even if ...