THings missing in manual, questions
Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2007 9:03 am
I've just got AT, and some thing are not clear for me form manual:
1. Zones of Control: What are they, what they affect, how ZOC of enemy and my sides interact ?
2. Replacement. I see that the counters of damaged formation grow with time. Is it their readiness only, due to supply, or their complement - infantry, tanks transferred to them automatically by HQ, the same as supply ?
Or I can restore formations only by manual transfer ?
3. Color of supply layer. In the second training scenario I had seen green area around my tanks, but brown around HQ/city. How it could happen ? Should't area around HQ always have better supply ? Or non-HQ units were supplying one another with stored supply ? Also, while hovering cursor above hexes I see ap/% Is the ap - ap cost of supply from HQ ?
4. Amount of trucks in the subformation. If there is not enough of trucks to transport all units, will trucks becoming completely useless ? Or formation will still move faster, or ave better supply ? If amount of trucks excessive, does it convey some benefits ?
1. Zones of Control: What are they, what they affect, how ZOC of enemy and my sides interact ?
2. Replacement. I see that the counters of damaged formation grow with time. Is it their readiness only, due to supply, or their complement - infantry, tanks transferred to them automatically by HQ, the same as supply ?
Or I can restore formations only by manual transfer ?
3. Color of supply layer. In the second training scenario I had seen green area around my tanks, but brown around HQ/city. How it could happen ? Should't area around HQ always have better supply ? Or non-HQ units were supplying one another with stored supply ? Also, while hovering cursor above hexes I see ap/% Is the ap - ap cost of supply from HQ ?
4. Amount of trucks in the subformation. If there is not enough of trucks to transport all units, will trucks becoming completely useless ? Or formation will still move faster, or ave better supply ? If amount of trucks excessive, does it convey some benefits ?