Petition to remove annoying message

The sequel of the legendary wargame with a complete graphics and interface overhaul, major new gameplay and design features such as full naval combat modelling, improved supply handling, numerous increases to scenario parameters to better support large scenarios, and integrated PBEM++.
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SpicyJuan
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Petition to remove annoying message

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TOAWIV seems to be a great game, however one annoying difference from TOAW3 is that whenever I try to move a unit I get an annoying popup asking if I want to move the entire group or unit. 99% of the time I only move the single unit and these clicks add up and become annoying. Can we please get this removed or made an option?
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Curtis Lemay
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RE: Petition to remove annoying message

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ORIGINAL: SpicyJuan

TOAWIV seems to be a great game, however one annoying difference from TOAW3 is that whenever I try to move a unit I get an annoying popup asking if I want to move the entire group or unit. 99% of the time I only move the single unit and these clicks add up and become annoying. Can we please get this removed or made an option?
It is an option. Under "Player Options", set "Menu Show Delay" to something greater than 1.
My TOAW web site:

Bob Cross's TOAW Site
SpicyJuan
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RE: Petition to remove annoying message

Post by SpicyJuan »

ORIGINAL: Curtis Lemay

ORIGINAL: SpicyJuan

TOAWIV seems to be a great game, however one annoying difference from TOAW3 is that whenever I try to move a unit I get an annoying popup asking if I want to move the entire group or unit. 99% of the time I only move the single unit and these clicks add up and become annoying. Can we please get this removed or made an option?
It is an option. Under "Player Options", set "Menu Show Delay" to something greater than 1.
Perfect, many thanks!
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