Noob here.
Have about 20 hours under my belt. I had a full day of 185 missions in the 1943 long campaign on day 2. First up at 6AM were about 25 bombing missions against radar sites and went well. Next up at 9AM were follow up recon and went well.

At 12 I had about 12 bombing missions, the main ...

Again thanks for solid insight and your time to answer. Ian definitely having loads of fun thus far. I love data, spreadsheets and how a thousand little nicks add up to a bloody mess.

Thanks, gents. Good to know you can train at 100 without worrying about fatigue in safe locations.

Say you have an air unit set to train for ASW. There are 10 planes and 12 pilots. If training patrol level is set to 80 this means 8 planes fly that day and 4 pilots rest. Correct so far? On the next day will the same 8 pilots train or will 4 of the 8 from the previous day fly, the other 4 rest, and ...

majorlee1967, it is "replacements", not "reinforcements". Reinforcements in-game are those new units who arrive a) on-map/off-map according to the ground reinforcements schedule or b) appear on-map as emergency reinforcements when your enemy invades specific countries.

As Kull has shown ...

It is advisable to turn of ALL Chinese replacements, stockpiling all of their devices. This because they are both limited in supplies plus there are a lot of disabled devices in the units. The Indian replacement squads are limited with increases later while the British replacement squads (there ...

In fact, here's what the Aussies have on 12/8/41 - not much besides Militia. And look at those build rates - yikes! It won't take long to burn through that little pool. A fairly useful report to view (click "i" at top left, select "Industry/Troops Resource Pool, click "All Nationalities" at bottom ...

Thanks for the quick reply. I see the logic now, but it is annoying to have engineers needing devices to get those facilities larger in a quicker fashion. I do have a hell of a lot to learn!! This game is like none other I have ever played with regards to the micromanaging of details...and I love it ...

Noob here, so please be kind. I am guessing many here use Kull's magnum opus to start their Allied game. I am attempting my first scenario 1 playthrough and hope the legendary Kull, or anyone else that may know can explain the logic behind not setting the Aussie LCU's to get reinforcements? TIA

Thank you for your efforts in putting this together. It has really helped me understand the game much better.

That explains it. I did not know that scenario was not vanilla. Thank you so much.

I chose the Wake Island scenario as a learning experience, just bought the game, but when I select ai vs ai the map loads and nothing seems to happen. Any advice would be appreciated.

<t> Is it also possible some events that deduct MPP are not shown in the summary? I really wish the pop-up would tell the effect in MPP. I know that the various fear of raiders and worker strikes and such cause certain resources to lose a random amount of MPP, it would be nice to know how many were ...

Thanks, Bill. If I get a vote, I'd ask that added to the editor on a future update [;)] pretty please. Rationale is some times capital ships were out of service for months if not even a year from battle damage.

Thanks for looking. I think I have checked about everywhere and am assuming at this time it is not a moddable feature.

Hi, all. Working on a mod and I have found almost everything I have wanted to change in the editor except for repair limits. I want to impose a maximum repair rate on naval units of 2 per turn. Can anyone help me find this if it is even in the editor? Thanks, all