Lag during Computer turn

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DoomedMantis
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Lag during Computer turn

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I am facing some serious lag during the computer turn.

From reading the known problems this seems to be a result of reconstituted units. Is there a solution to this?

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RE: Lag during Computer turn

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on reflection the lag is occuring during the computer movement phase, not during the supply phase (although this isnt particuklarly fast either, but at lease it is generally only a couple of minutes)
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RE: Lag during Computer turn

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Reconstituted units as you say - several of them will be divided due to combat earlier... those units most likely are dispersed on a wide area... it takes the PO longer to compute their movement path.
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RE: Lag during Computer turn

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ORIGINAL: DoomedMantis

on reflection the lag is occuring during the computer movement phase, not during the supply phase (although this isnt particuklarly fast either, but at lease it is generally only a couple of minutes)

Just a reminder: you can speed up the PO by setting the "Caps Lock" key.
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RE: Lag during Computer turn

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Aircraft carriers are also an issue. Right now, it computes every possible carrier possiton, and every possible naval aircraft postion from that.
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