Movement order “planning” doesn’t match the real movement.

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melvi
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Movement order “planning” doesn’t match the real movement.

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So I had my Columna 16,80/18,40 from destination, and I thought that I could had Cordoba to the path, I could attack with a shock attack triggered by the river crossing next turn or in 2 turns while I had the other nacionales units to the north “busy”. Maybe I wasn’t seen all units inside Cordoba but I wanted to try.
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I clicked on the set destination hex, overed my mouse on Cordoba and the planned moved was the one in the screenshot.
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But when I clicked on Cordoba the result was this other. So l lost the 16.8 movement I had towards the hex next to Cordoba and now I don’t know if I’ll be able to reach Cordoba in 2 hexes, that I was planning to, or 3.
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Why my Columna didn’t stick to what the planning “phase” told me? It the planned movement showed it had been the one that my unit finally took I would have done different (maybe with a ctrl + hex by hex).

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melvi wrote: Sun Feb 01, 2026 6:27 pm Why my Columna didn’t stick to what the planning “phase” told me? It the planned movement showed it had been the one that my unit finally took I would have done different (maybe with a ctrl + hex by hex).
Maybe because of weather effects like a mud?
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Try holding the "shift" key when you change orders like that.
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