Corps are created with two infantry divisions (most have 3 elements), and you can add medium artillery. That's the only restriction I'm aware of. Is the commander already combined with something?

Yeah. My understanding is the developers are looking into this.

If they're adjacent to the area you want to attack, then just send one in. MTSG will take it from there. But, you can't coordinate their moves together.

<t> Clemena1, vonRocko is right, but depending on what you're trying to accomplish, you can "fool" the system. If, for instance, you're trying to make sure all stacks arrive at a specific area together for combat, there are potential options:<br/>
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As Metatron notes, Austria only gets 1 GHQ (as do all powers except Germany). Yes, Austria did fight several fronts, but all their armies in WW1 were run from the single GHQ.

I've stated before, and will again here: one of the best aspects of this game is that it plays so differently when you run a different side. Each alliance (West, CP, East) has unique strategies and ways of conducting the war. Really like this game.

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Sorry if this seems a stupid question but what's the point of an army if this is the case? I've been playing a few turns with the historical scenario and there doesn't seem to be any particular problem with corps suffering command penalties ...

sanch is right. So, place your non-strategic commanders in areas when you won't need them for attack -- just can't rely on them to be available.

<t> As a note, I move my GHQ to support areas where I either:<br/>
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Otherwise, as Jim D notes, you don't need to be within range of the GHQ. (In that war, the armies mostly did what they wanted anyway, often ignoring the GHQ ...

Are they engaging in combat at all? If so, their stats reduce.

<t> The game will auto-save 3 turns, unless in the options you ask it to save more. Yes, renaming renames the save file, so once you rename it the saved games list will reflect your new save name. And correct, the rename is the name you noted and not a turn number, but the game-date is still ...

<t> 1. "belong" means they are attached to (but not necessarily influenced by) a GHQ. If you click on the army stack, the GHQ will flash on the map. To be influenced by that GHQ, however, they need to be in the GHQ's command radius (click on GHQ and press shift)<br/>
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<t> Sorry, I have to agree with mariandavid. "What if" with Russian diplomacy really isn't an issue in historical context. That the Western Entente agreed to the Constantinople acquisition was only because they wanted the Russians to help open that front. But Russia had minimal world-wide influence ...

<t> Hi Freeboy, sorry you're not enjoying the game much. I'm actually having a ball, and think it's a great addition to the line. I really like how it plays so differently depending on what group of powers (side, I suppose) you choose. As players, we need to remember, however, that unlike ACW2, if ...

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Just as a note, memory issues could be related to your lack of HD space. OSs often use HD space for memory, and if you don't have enough...

<t> I have noticed one thing: I usually reduce the number of squadrons in the blockade boxes at the beginning (using them for brown-water), but the percentage doesn't seem to dip. And, I also don't add more ships, but over time the percentage increases anyway to the point of being 70% in '64 with ...

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Bi-monthly suggests two-month, semi-monthly suggests half-month. They have a tendency to be used interchangeably, however... This is semi-monthly.

The sailors amongst us will say even a 1 fire is too much!