ORIGINAL: Energisteron
Thanks, BBfanboy
As far as I know, I am playing the standard scenario as came with the game download. Settings are 'Normal' (or Historic) with a +/- 15 day reinforcement variability.
Where would I find the stacking limits?
Stacking limits everywhere is a mod that started with the Da Big Babes scenarios. This is a user-developed set of scenarios that is best described by the authors here:
https://sites.google.com/site/dababeswitpae/home
I say "everywhere" because the stock game does have stacking limits on small-medium sized islands and atolls, but there are none on land masses in stock. The stacking limits map has a limit
for every land hex that radically changes the land combat portion of the game. If you exceed the stacking limit by too much, your supplies get penalized.
In addition to the stacking limits on the stock map, an "extended" map was developed to add more bases here and there - like Subic Bay next to Clark Field, rather than Clark Field having a port as it does in stock. So there are four different pwhex data files for the four types of map:
- stock map without stacking limits
- stock map with stacking limits
-extended map without stacking limits
-extended map with stacking limits
Note that this has nothing to do with how pretty the map picture is - those are art files that are there to make the game pleasing to you but they mean nothing to the game program - it uses the data in the pwhex file. This means you can download any map art set that matches your type of map, and just replace the current map art to get a new view on screen, but the game mechanics stay the same. The trouble comes if your art set does not match the pwhex file in the same folder.
To see an example of this underlying data, press the "R" key to display the road system the way the game program sees it, or "Y" to see the railway system.
BTW, the smaller scenarios such as the 1000 mile war use the same map as the grand campaign but put limits on how much of the map you use.
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