Are you moving all your units at one to save time?

[spinecruncher]

Am I understanding this concept correctly? The 38th parallel tutorial suggests to set up movement and attacks but to hold off from executing them all in piecemeal, bc each time you move one unit the clock is ticking and your other units are expending time. So in TOAW 3, which I played several years ago, I do remember you would move all the pieces piecemeal, like in most turn based games. but now it is like one big setup phase, then one big movement phase. I am not sure I am ready for that mode of play.

Edit, or is it that we can move the units singly as we want but we better set up the attacks all first then all units attack at same time so clock isn't ticking?

[spinecruncher]

Problem is I much more enjoy playing a game, then the damn learning curve!!

[larryfulkerson]

Yeah, that's what I do. Set up all the attacks before executing any of them.

[spinecruncher]

Oh Larry its been a few years I think since I watched your Barbarossa games. Pray tell me what you think of TOA 4? Wow you are still here!

[sPzAbt653]

Maybe if you haven't already, you might want to check this out to see if it clarifies it for you:

TOAW Tutorial - Tactical Rounds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gA5kbyT_9SM

It was made for TOAW III, but the concept and implementation is the same.

[Tamas]

We have also covered the basics of it for TOAWIV in the tutorial videos that are accessible from here and the game's launch menu:
tm.asp?m=4377809

[sPzAbt653]

Oops, I haven't watched any of the new tutorials so I didn't know that the topic was covered there ! Hope I didn't offend those responsible [:(]

[Tamas]

ORIGINAL: sPzAbt653

Oops, I haven't watched any of the new tutorials so I didn't know that the topic was covered there ! Hope I didn't offend those responsible [:(]

Not at all of course, Steve