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Post by Nuclear03020704 on Oct 28, 2020 7:20:21 GMT
How do you guys remember to move all necessary units in conquest? It's infuriating when I forgot to move a unit (or even an entire front worth of units).
I can't rely on the "do you want to end turn" popup because sometimes I'd want a unit to stay idle in a city e.g. healing, repairing the city, or a support general.
I've tried remembering e.g. as UK 1939 "I have European, African, and SE Asian front to play" but there will be times when I forgot to move either one of the fronts and skip, only to realize it next turn or when the AI enemies are moving.
I've also tried zooming out (so that units appear as round flags) but finding the blinking ones are hard (but quite reliable to find stray units).
Any ideas on remembering more easily?
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Post by Nobunaga Oda on Oct 28, 2020 15:20:51 GMT
Maybe make it a habit to inspect your battlefields in a clockwise or Asia-Pacific to the Americas right to left direction?
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Post by Nuclear03020704 on Oct 29, 2020 4:53:45 GMT
Nobunaga Oda, That is new to me. That feels viable strategy and I'll try it.
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Post by tristanknight on Nov 1, 2020 11:55:46 GMT
How do you guys remember to move all necessary units in conquest? It's infuriating when I forgot to move a unit (or even an entire front worth of units).
I can't rely on the "do you want to end turn" popup because sometimes I'd want a unit to stay idle in a city e.g. healing, repairing the city, or a support general.
I've tried remembering e.g. as UK 1939 "I have European, African, and SE Asian front to play" but there will be times when I forgot to move either one of the fronts and skip, only to realize it next turn or when the AI enemies are moving.
I've also tried zooming out (so that units appear as round flags) but finding the blinking ones are hard (but quite reliable to find stray units).
Any ideas on remembering more easily?
I usually remember by keeping track of my objectives. If I know my missions in the conquest, it's easier to remember. But I have forgotten about my generals before, partly due to just using air strikes and focusing on one region too much. Such as focusing on Germany's advancement into Poland, USSR and UK and forgetting about Donitz and the three subs in the Atlantic. |
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Post by tristanknight on Nov 1, 2020 11:58:02 GMT
Nobunaga Oda, That is new to me. That feels viable strategy and I'll try it. That's how I do it. |
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