new player - Am i supposed to be able to change my units loss tolerance via the formation oob page?

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new player - Am i supposed to be able to change my units loss tolerance via the formation oob page?

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Hi, i'm trying the kasserine '43 demo scenario and i'm using the tutorial notes.
Right at the beginning it asks us to set the ground units to minimize losses. I didn't want to have to click on every individual unit to change this option so I opened up the formation oob page and changed the option there.
However this doesn't make any difference to the actual units so I was wanting to know if this is working properly or not?

EDIT- Sorry guys I just found an older post asking the same question so this query is redundant.
can one of the mods delete this or something?
thanks,
Marc
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RE: new player - Am i supposed to be able to change my units loss tolerance via the formation oob page?

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Can you just edit your post and change the title to say "ignore this" or something like that? It's faster.
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RE: new player - Am i supposed to be able to change my units loss tolerance via the formation oob page?

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ORIGINAL: larryfulkerson

Can you just edit your post and change the title to say "ignore this" or something like that? It's faster.

This tends to work like a charm.
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