I'm in the process of making a mod that fuses the Balkans with the Eastern front. However, one of the things I noticed is that the Mediterranean Sea (and its sections like the Adriatic, Aegean etc), seem to be off limits. Amphibious forces can't seem to be able to cross it and I'm not sure if supply ...

I have no idea. What "type" of unit is it? Since there is no type for ships, I would think it would follow rules for the unit type. CV should come from the ground elements in the unit.


Indeed. That's the case. The vessels move only on land.

I tried to copy the amphibious HQs etc but my copies ...

Ah ok. I tried to create a ship by first creating a 'chassis' similar to planes or tanks, then created a flotilla in TOE and finally created a unit on screen. However, the counter itself exhibits supply, ammo, fuel and number of men. No number of guns are exhibited though to be honest it does have a ...

What the title says. Can we somehow create units made up of ships? I'm asking because the basic building blocks for building ships actually exist (like shipboard guns, depth charges, flak and so forth).

Going through the editor, I found quite a nice collection of Axis Generic troop types. These include infantry, artillery and support troops. However, outside of Hiwi labour squads and support squads, I haven't seen them used in any unit not even the Ost regiments, Cossack formations or the late war ...

Really?

Sorry I'm next to illiterate in such stuff. Is there a tutorial on how to do so?

Not really. I am thinking about the Croatian units found in the '44 scenario Fire on the Danube. Its the Croatian army proper rather than German raised Croatian units like those you mentioned.

Let's face it, in real life, after the removal of Italian units, the Croatian units were providing both ...

Hi all

Not a modder and does not understand anything about modding...

Just curious. Is there a mod that introduces the Croatian units (and other rather specific units) found in the Danube scenarios. in the main scenarios? And maybe even one that opens up Yugoslavia to gameplay?

I tend to agree with you on this matter especially because its next to impossible to escort convoys with anything meaningful except the Italian cruisers who tend to stay for a few days and then leave. The biggest issue that I've encountered was the Republican airforce which repeatedly hit such ...

Another area it could cover would be WWII Italian campaign. However, I think one would need to find a way to entrench units even in non-urban hexes to simulate the ability of the Axis to dig in and slow allied advances to a crawl.

Another alternative would be to have a WWII Scandinavian campaign ...

Hi Q-ball

I found a little work around - its the S Gualdalquavir division

- So first right click the division
- then go to the LCU list to the left and chose the division from the list
- give it any orders you want
- right click on any other unit in another hex and then you can exit or play on ...

Thanks!

Thanks for the information Dali!

So the Laroche, Ifni and Ceuta static division will become the 150 to 152 divisions?

Don't forget to bring artillery over so you can bombard when you are conducting the siege. This will require more supplies but once you capture the airfield on Mallorca then your ships from Odesa should be safe until enemy submarines show up. The bombardments should also cause the Nationalists to ...

If I may, I would go for ironing out any outstanding issues at this stage.

Then we can enjoy this game in many different ways, in different eras and so forth!

Totally agree with Q-Ball - War in the Med would be one of a kind. However, if possible, it would be interesting to stretch the map to Iraq/Iran/Syria/Dodecanese Islands to simulate all the distractions that Middle East Command had. Maybe there could be smaller scenarios like invasion of Greece or ...

Static units should remain as is. Most of them were nothing more than barrack units/recruiting formations or as indicated above, coastal artillery.

Interestingly, on the Nationalist side there are a few batteries that are not static which allow a little flexibility to the player to move a small ...

Actually quite a number of large merchant ships have updates, sometimes just improving or installing AA guns, sometimes becoming AMCs or hospital ships and so on...

One of the most interesting features of the game is the ability of military ships to capture enemy merchant vessels on the high seas. Sometimes, one can snag quite nice prizes like large APs or AKs, which for the Nationalists, is a particular boon.

However, I also notice that these ships are not ...

There are about 20 Vildebeests in the game at the beginning of the war.
(and two hydro)

A few more are gradually repaired and assembled from spare parts.
These aircraft were relatively quickly converted by the Republicans to ground LB and used on the ground front. This conversion can be ...