No "OK" and "Cancel" buttons ?

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No "OK" and "Cancel" buttons ?

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I'm a little bit troubled by the fact that most windows don't have the standard OK/CANCEL button. For example shift-F1. I'm never sure my attack order has been taken in account.

Is there any reason for that ? I think this should be fixed ...
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If a window does not have the standard OK/Cancel buttons it means the orders/settings you are generating through it are applied immediately. Usually there is a sound technical reason for it.

No bug. Won't "fix".
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it's a pity because this is very confusing IMO ...
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RE: No "OK" and "Cancel" buttons ?

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Pretty sure the reason for shortcuts like Shift F1 is that they're well, shortcuts.

Adding an OK/CANCEL pop up that you then have to choose from would slow them down, defeating the whole point.

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