So I play a "blitzkrieg" card on an HQ. I blitz for a turn or two. How do I go back to a "neutral" posture? Is there a way other than playing a different posture card?

Thanks in advance.

<t> Never played LnL before. Got it, played the first two German scenarios on "normal". Lost a couple times along the way before succeeding. (Hot Tip: Driving a PzIV into a house can cause the house to collapse onto your PzIV)<br/>
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Anyways, I'm loving it and I'm having a great time with it ...

I'd recommend sending production directly to the combat HQ's that are going to use the units. It requires more micromanagement on the production side, but your units get to the front lines a lot quicker.

<t> I REALLY like Konrad's idea about filters for certain unit types. Artillery, aircraft and engineers tend to get buried under stacks. I hate losing a close assault, only to discover that I had an available artillery unit nearby that I had missed. And I hate finding a group of engineers buried in ...

How do you take screenshots?

Thanks in advance!

Another question: after you play a card, do they randomly replenish, or is that something that only occurs again when you level up?

I played a blitzkrieg card to support an attack on a heavily fortified enemy city. My attack failed, with lots of casualties. The officer emerged unscathed.

Cool. I had an officer gain a level after playing the operational planning card from my Supreme HQ, which made me suspicious. Anyways, good to know.

Another officer question: Any idea exactly how risky "medium risk" is? Or "low risk"?

It seems like they do. Can anyone confirm this?

<t> I usually have no staff in my supreme HQ, as it is not a combat HQ and will not benefit from having permanent staff. Staff are not required to fulfill the supply distribution function: they only exist to add combat bonuses to directly subordinate combat units. I have my capital make as much ...

<t> I do it the same way Josh does, but even simpler. I have my capital responsible for producing supply, and it sends all of its supply to Supreme HQ. When you create a new HQ, the game asks you to set an HQ for that HQ. I set it to Supreme HQ. I don't have any cities making supply for the ...

Readiness Rules -- Love it.

<t> I agree with OP that other, more specialized games do a lot of the well-trodden areas of WWII better than an ATG scenario can or will. But ATG is a powerful engine, and it can do other conflicts that haven't been as well covered. There are middle east scenarios, Vietnam scenarios, a Haiti ...

The AI has a tendency to engage in suicidal attacks, too.

This mod sounds awesome. I particularly love the readiness changes. The "flying production" is frustrating. Doing it this way should put a real emphasis on strategy, forward thinking, and the maintenance of reserves. I love. it.

<t> More Wishes:<br/>
- I wish I could see the detailed battle view in the turn replay so I can see how my units fared in defense. <br/>
- I wish there was a robust game replay-viewer available after a winner has been determined. I'd like to be able to peek behind the curtain to see what the other ...

<t> I disagree regarding micromanagement. In two MP games, I think I've played one card and switched one officer. I am probably underutilizing my officers, but even so there is not a whole lot of management necessary.<br/>
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I think it's just another way to (1) add flavor, and (2) measure ...

<t> But your distribution hub sends reinforcements to your combat HQs, right? Which lowers the staff experience? So you don't really save anything there, other than perhaps controlling when the experience hit happens. <br/>
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I ask because I've tried something similar, and always found it more ...

I am curious about your distribution hub HQ's - what's in them, where do you put them, how do you use them, etc.

I think Ernie was just trying to be helpful! As for my suggestions, consider them the views of a random dumbass.

Still, consider this a prayer to the Great and Powerful Vic to have my humble idea made part of the core game. If He wants to. Because it's His game.