ORIGINAL: Grotius
I have the same question.
Also, what does the asterisk in the "TF Routing" field, on the TF screen, mean? And the asterisk in the extended-range field of an air group?
In TF Routing, I think it's number of waypoints given to TF.
Moderators: wdolson, MOD_War-in-the-Pacific-Admirals-Edition
ORIGINAL: Grotius
I have the same question.
Also, what does the asterisk in the "TF Routing" field, on the TF screen, mean? And the asterisk in the extended-range field of an air group?


ORIGINAL: Zacktar
What about the asterisk next to an air group's mission, like No. 135 RAF Sqn in this screenshot?
Edit: looks like it means that the group has more than one type of patrol set.
ORIGINAL: Zacktar
What about the asterisk next to an air group's mission, like No. 135 RAF Sqn in this screenshot?
Edit: looks like it means that the group has more than one type of patrol set.
ORIGINAL: crsutton
After a long turn, I got this report. "AE widow slaps husband in the head *** "
The three asteriks mean that the blow was severe enough to cause coffee to come up out of my nose, slight bleeding out of one ear, and a prolonged dizzy spell. Because I am an Allied player and had "Allied damage control" enabled, I was able to lock myself in the bathroom, take two asprin and was back up and gaming in 30 minutes. A Japanese player might well have died before reaching the bathroom...

Excellent!! [:D][:D]ORIGINAL: Kumppi
War in the Pacific Asterisk Edition.


ORIGINAL: RangerJoe
There may be battalions that need to reform into a regiment/brigade. There may be subunits destroyed. There may be part(s) that are assigned to a different headquarters. How about a screenshot?


ORIGINAL: btd64
If you combine the 3 battalions you will get the 143 reg. Then combine all elements and get 55th division....GP


ORIGINAL: CEDeaton
I've noticed an asterisk out next to several leaders when going in to try and reassign a leader to an air unit (may be there for ships and LCU's as well, just hadn't noticed it). What does this represent? Are they already assigned to other units or something?
