Unit Report for Opponent

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Phobosdeimos71
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Unit Report for Opponent

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Hello

If I want a detailed report for my units I can right click on the Unit and choose show unit report.

How can I get the same report for my opponent before I engage him in combat.

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Hellen_slith
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RE: Unit Report for Opponent

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One way to see what is in an enemy hex is to bombard w/ artillery and then the detailed combat report will show what is in the hex. There may be other ways, not sure. An aerial bombardment would do the same. Just set to minimize loss. You will burn a combat round, though. No other way that I know of. Like this in the following.
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RE: Unit Report for Opponent

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Like this:


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Phobosdeimos71
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RE: Unit Report for Opponent

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Thank you Hellen_slith
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RE: Unit Report for Opponent

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NP, it is useful to look at the detailed combat reports (not just from bombardments, but from ground attacks.) They will show you the equipment that is in an enemy hex that is engaged by combat or bombard. Also, the combat rounds chart (I forget what it is called,it is the button with the crossed swords) will show you units that are supporting the defenders in the hex (like air support and artillery) as well as show you the units on your side that supported your attacks.

I hope this helps!
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