RE: TOAD Tuesday redux
Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2007 12:35 am
He said he had a hunch - past tense.
I'm wondering what his current problem is.
I'm wondering what his current problem is.
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RE: TOAD Tuesday redux
Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2007 1:12 am
Are we gonna get more exclusion zones, seperate sea transport values for seperate seas, a higher unit limit?? pretty please....huh, huh??[:)]
RE: TOAD Tuesday redux
Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2007 3:46 am
[:D]ORIGINAL: SMK-at-work
Are we gonna get more exclusion zones, seperate sea transport values for seperate seas, a higher unit limit?? pretty please....huh, huh??[:)]
I'm sure that what is in the patch now is not going to be added to, so begging prolly won't help much.
We can certainyl hope for those things later on, though.
RE: TOAD Tuesday redux
Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2007 11:05 am
ORIGINAL: Veers
Two diffrent requests, really:
A) When switching between units, it would be nice if not only the 'black-box', which indicates the viewing area, but also the entire mini-map jumped to the location of the new unit.
B) When right-clicking on the mini-map, it would be nice if not only the 'black-box' centred, but also the entire mini-map.
Both of these methods would prevent the viewing area from being 'off' of the mini-map's displayed area.
A) Sometimes its useful when the minimap stays,especially when you want air-units on one side of a large map attacking airfields on the other side.
That way you can immediately get to the airifield after the main map has swithced to the air-unit's location.
Or when you have a bunch of ships/amphibious units starting on a really long trip, or airtransported units or....
RE: TOAD Tuesday redux
Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2007 7:29 pm
B) Will certainly be good enough.ORIGINAL: Erik Nygaard
ORIGINAL: Veers
Two diffrent requests, really:
A) When switching between units, it would be nice if not only the 'black-box', which indicates the viewing area, but also the entire mini-map jumped to the location of the new unit.
B) When right-clicking on the mini-map, it would be nice if not only the 'black-box' centred, but also the entire mini-map.
Both of these methods would prevent the viewing area from being 'off' of the mini-map's displayed area.
A) Sometimes its useful when the minimap stays,especially when you want air-units on one side of a large map attacking airfields on the other side.
That way you can immediately get to the airifield after the main map has swithced to the air-unit's location.
Or when you have a bunch of ships/amphibious units starting on a really long trip, or airtransported units or....