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1. How do Fighters work? I see air lost in battles, but other than striking with them, how do they function?<br/>
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2. Related to (1): Should you leave good interceptors and escorts with 'missions' left to fly for them to function?<br/>
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Done. Thx much for addressing.

Great news. Can you fix the bug that prevents the Axis from moving into Iraq after the Allies take the place? Seems some war-status related bug. Cheers and thx for all your hard work.

To give the designer the specific issue:

After the Allies conquer Iraq, Iraq is at "peace" and off-limits to Axis units, and that status cannot be changed. Can you pls confirm this will be fixed in the next patch?

Thx!

<r> My troops flooded through Turkey seeking the oil riches of the middle east. But they are not allowed to enter Iraq post surrender to Allies [units not allowed to move over border]. This needs to be fixed. ..... Why wouldn't the Axis be permitted to enter (putting aside the whole point of the ...

I'm running latest patch and several things are not longer working, including deploy units..

A right click on deploy button highlights eligible hexes, but they cannot be deployed. Clicking on hex does nothing.

Also, all convoys have disappeared.

I found the earlier thread solving this issue.

I can't get it to work - installed clone to vanilla, replaced both folders. I did rename not only master folder but also exe. Any suggestions?

So I made a copy of vanilla (updated) called it AWD (including the exe) and replaced the dat and manual files, and crashes. Any advice on how to make work?

I tried creating a 'save' folder, but didn't seem to work. Can anyone provide step-by-step?

Concrete proposal: In next patch, make it an *option* that when mixing beyond the historic parameters, apply some sort of deduction (e.g., 10%). Perhaps more when the British/French mix.

I think it would be easy and worthwhile to impose a 10% penalty for certain mixed commands (e.g., US/CW; CW/FR).

I was thinking some restriction on support units. It seems very odd to load up the British XXX Corps with all-American corps artillery. But if folks don't think there's a concern (especially given advantages of using US HQs) so be it.

I've raised this before - I think the Allies have too much flexibility with nationality restrictions for their Corps/Armies. I realize one could play with a house rule limiting cross-attachments for some Armies/Corps (Brits/US primarily). Any work afoot, though, to hard-code into the game?

We have a game where German population evacuations are simulated. Am I correct, though, there's no hit to Allied supply / logistics from liberating Paris (or anything else), other than the need to build (up) depots? We all have read about Gen. JC Lee and Comm Z . . . .

Situation: Allies control Sicily but no units there (both RR units on Italian mainland). Some eng'r units auto-move to Sicily to enlarge airfields, but no rail hexes ever repaired.

Latest patches, including latest BETA, running.

I have same experience as Allies, when construction units on Mainland Italy.

1. Is it worth prosecuting the Allied strat bombing campaign in snow weather?

2. Should one add pilots after air missions are run?

Thx

How can you change them to SHAEF from AFHQ?

Thanks - can someone direct me to that post?