accept replacements
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accept replacements
Hello,
It seems I made a tremendous mistake at the start and didn't click off 'accept replacements.'
Is there any way to rectify this problem or can someone go in and change the code if I send a turn file?
My opponent is none too happy and I'd certainly like to continue the game with no adverse feeling or conditions based on this issue.
Let me know if i can send a turn file and where to do that if it's possible.
Thank you!
It seems I made a tremendous mistake at the start and didn't click off 'accept replacements.'
Is there any way to rectify this problem or can someone go in and change the code if I send a turn file?
My opponent is none too happy and I'd certainly like to continue the game with no adverse feeling or conditions based on this issue.
Let me know if i can send a turn file and where to do that if it's possible.
Thank you!
"Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm." - Winston Churchill
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RE: accept replacements
Just list all units and press "No replacements" on the lower line of the list
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RE: accept replacements
The problem is, that new units come with "accept replacements" and empty the pool. So while I build a pool to change some frontline unit to a modern plane, some permanently restricted reinforcements empty the pool.
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RE: accept replacements
ORIGINAL: michaelm
Just list all units and press "No replacements" on the lower line of the list
As this is something we'd agreed to have clicked the other way, and it adds to the amount of micro-management of the game on virtually every turn, is there anything else that can be done to change the setting?
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RE: accept replacements
it doesn't even help. I had set all to "no replacements" on turn two, after having my pools drained on turn 1 not realizing it was set on. The problem is, that new units arriving have "replacements on" and empty the pools before I can turn it off.ORIGINAL: obvert
ORIGINAL: michaelm
Just list all units and press "No replacements" on the lower line of the list
As this is something we'd agreed to have clicked the other way, and it adds to the amount of micro-management of the game on virtually every turn, is there anything else that can be done to change the setting?
Without any doubt: I am the spawn of evil - and the Bavarian Beer Monster (BBM)!
There's only one bad word and that's taxes. If any other word is good enough for sailors; it's good enough for you. - Ron Swanson
There's only one bad word and that's taxes. If any other word is good enough for sailors; it's good enough for you. - Ron Swanson
RE: accept replacements
That is always the case, and initial setting of replacements off won't change that as far as I understand. Once you change reaplcements to off and save, this won't change until you make the change in the units. You can then also choose to pool units in the info/device screen. This way you can pool units for specific unit upgrades.
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RE: accept replacements
No.
My airgroups always arrived with "replacements off", and arriving allied groups never took planes from the pool without being ordered.
Also, planes can't be set to "pool".
My airgroups always arrived with "replacements off", and arriving allied groups never took planes from the pool without being ordered.
Also, planes can't be set to "pool".
Without any doubt: I am the spawn of evil - and the Bavarian Beer Monster (BBM)!
There's only one bad word and that's taxes. If any other word is good enough for sailors; it's good enough for you. - Ron Swanson
There's only one bad word and that's taxes. If any other word is good enough for sailors; it's good enough for you. - Ron Swanson
RE: accept replacements
Here is a save if it's feasible to change the setting.
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RE: accept replacements
Those settings are applied to ALL groups at scenario start, rather than as they arrive - the global setting is not persistent.
I would need a in-turn save to try anything
I would need a in-turn save to try anything
Michael
RE: accept replacements
ORIGINAL: michaelm
Those settings are applied to ALL groups at scenario start, rather than as they arrive - the global setting is not persistent.
I would need a in-turn save to try anything
AH - that explains it! Once Player 1 makes an error with those settings, it's a real pain because Player 2 (and Player 1 if he wanted it differently) have to vet each unit as it arrives. Here's an idea in the hope that it's practical and not much trouble.
There are currently displays for "all air units" (the "A" key) and "all ground units" (the "G" key). Air units arriving on ship are really not an issue in my experience, but there is the "N" key too ("all air units on ships"). Could those displays have a toggle added so they show either "active" (units in play) or "inactive" (units yet to arrive)? The player would then be able to, for example, call up the "all air units" display, switch to "inactive", and change the aircraft replacement setting for all units, the pilot replacement setting for all units, etc.
What do you think?
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RE: accept replacements
Here is an in-turn save. Thanks.
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RE: accept replacements
Sorry, I can't change the setting with the current (r9) program.
I may be able to do something for the next patch, though.
I may be able to do something for the next patch, though.
Michael
RE: accept replacements
Oh that's what I meant. I was brain-storming a possible approach. (I know, I know: anything in my brain is a storm!)ORIGINAL: michaelm
Sorry, I can't change the setting with the current (r9) program.
I may be able to do something for the next patch, though.
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RE: accept replacements
Thanks for trying Michael!!
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RE: accept replacements
Its on in mine and Eriks game as well. It isn´t too much of a hassle once you learn to turn it off as soon as a new squadron arrives! Never had the problem of them sucking replacements before I had time to turn it off though?

RE: accept replacements
ORIGINAL: JocMeister
Its on in mine and Eriks game as well. It isn´t too much of a hassle once you learn to turn it off as soon as a new squadron arrives! Never had the problem of them sucking replacements before I had time to turn it off though?
I apparently suck at game start-up! I really thought I'd got it right in both of these. Not sure what happened, but it surely wasn't intentional to screw up Allied air replacements.
Glad you're okay with it.
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