I noticed this too. I was so excited to start getting the Hellcat in numbers, but when I put them on a fighter sweep over a Japanese base with A6M3s, they got cut to ribbons. My pilots were at a 77 experience level, so they weren't novices by any stretch.

This is the bone stock Grand Campaign scenario w/o historical start. It is July, 1943. I'm still not sure what the deal is with these guys. :/

<t> Yeah, this actually isn't quite as cut and dried as I thought it was when I posted yesterday. I'm not sure if it's a bug, but it certainly looks to be. When I used the "set all to march" command (thus telling each unit to travel independently at normal speed), every unit made it to the next hex ...

Eureka! Another unit was set to follow them and (presumably because they are a heavy artillery unit) they move very slowly. Canceled the follow command and the unit is moving like lightning!

Nope. No combat actions at all. The Davao hex is clear of enemy units and has been for a few weeks. Not even any air attacks. Is the fatigue too high?

<r> Hi, all. Can anyone tell me why these guys are only move 1 movement point per turn? At this rate it's going to take them a month and a half to move one hex. The rate is the same for "combat" or "move" operational order and seems to be happening regardless of what hex I set as their destination ...

I understand that the fuel and supplies brought in by those convoys are added to the base's inventory just like any other supply. But, the rest of the stuff - tanks, troops, etc - do those just go to pools? What happens with them?

<t> I'm having the same problem as Xargun. Tracker works fine, loading turn after turn, then randomly it fails to load a turn and will forever be hosed after that. The only reliable solution for me has been to delete the folder for it and reinstall. It happens often enough that I built a powershell ...

Thanks for the information, gentlemen. I'll update to the "b" version and see what happens.

<r> Hi all. The game version I'm running appears to be old. As shown in the upper right corner of the game's main menu, it is one point seven point eleven point twenty-four and is dated Christmas Day two thousand fourteen. This is my first post here and <B><s>[b]</s>the spam filter apparently thinks ...