Re: WiS: the manual
Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2026 2:10 am
Thanks for the info. I did use strategic move mode for many of the troops to get them to Barcelona, but it's not too devastating because I can use Transport TFs to get them to the ports captured by the initial landings. I'll be behind schedule so I don't expect to win this attempt.
EDIT: It appears that I have suffered from a difference in how this game handles loading troops on ships and how AE, et al, handles this. It appears that Strategic Mode only matters for moving troops by rail and nothing else. Troops can be loaded onto transport TFs while in combat mode or strategic mode. Is this WAD?
I do have a question on movement. It is not a complaint because I know it will take a couple of days for the unit to finish the march but I don't understand the information being shown on the unit screen. Reus UGT Centura has been ordered to move to Saiou, a distance of 1 hex (5nm) along a secondary road. Under "Distance to next hex" is the following info: "Traveled 0.00/15.60" This is the day after it was given move orders. What are these numbers portraying? The road between those towns isn't that twisty... It's light urban to light urban. Did they get lost in the town grid?
EDIT: It appears that I have suffered from a difference in how this game handles loading troops on ships and how AE, et al, handles this. It appears that Strategic Mode only matters for moving troops by rail and nothing else. Troops can be loaded onto transport TFs while in combat mode or strategic mode. Is this WAD?
I do have a question on movement. It is not a complaint because I know it will take a couple of days for the unit to finish the march but I don't understand the information being shown on the unit screen. Reus UGT Centura has been ordered to move to Saiou, a distance of 1 hex (5nm) along a secondary road. Under "Distance to next hex" is the following info: "Traveled 0.00/15.60" This is the day after it was given move orders. What are these numbers portraying? The road between those towns isn't that twisty... It's light urban to light urban. Did they get lost in the town grid?