Shift Key request

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Shift Key request

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A common task is to swap a unit commander. It's easy to dismiss all the troops with a single right click. Units must be added back to the new commander individually however.

Please consider expanding the functionality of the <Shift> key (Move entire stack- this also works with the undo command) to include attaching stacks of units to a leader.[&o]
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You mean like Shift-F or Control-F?
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RE: Shift Key request

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You mean like Shift-F or Control-F?

I haven't played with these much as I assumed that these might pull in troops from other regions. Is the action restricted to the current region?

Edit: I just tried this and indeed it does pull in troops from other regions; not only that but it is not undoable. [X(]

So what I mean is to be able to <shift> right click on a stack in the same region and have it fill to the command limit of the leader.
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