My first game - impressions

[vveedd]

Just finished my first full version game as Axis. It is great game but (there is always some but ) I have lots of questions and few suggestions.

Questions:

1. How can I get elite reinforcement?

2. Can I cancel unit production in production screen?

3. Port range for supply naval units?

4. November in Russia and still is a mud? Come on in Russia it’s snowing in October

Suggestions:

1. In purchase menu I would like to see when units will be done before buying.

2. On main interface I would like to see weather forecast for next turn

3. I would like to see notice when I reach maximum in some research technology

4. Haven’t seen that Germany gets MPP from neutral USSR like Hubert said?

[Blashy]

Answers:

1- You need to be at maximum STR and not next to an enemy unit, only 1 elite at a time (its in the manual)

2- No.

3- Also in the manual, Bill went through alot of trouble making it so I`m going to say manual instead of giving answers.

4- Those are percentages, it CAN and HAS occured. Slight but possible.

Replies:

1- You do, it states how many turns it takes per unit, next to how many you can buy. (Corps are 3 turns for example).

2- Hmmm, would take away alot of the trouble weather is causing, which it should not. Just wait for the proper seasons to conduct offensives.

3- You do see a notice, it becomes RED. It is up to you to watch you tech and manually remove your tech, if you forget, your loss of half those mpps.

4- It does not. I know there was heavy trading historically, but for the game, Germany is fine.

[Desert Dave]

vveedd:

Questions:

1. How can I get elite reinforcement?

2. Can I cancel unit production in production screen?

3. Port range for supply naval units?

4. November in Russia and still is a mud? Come on in Russia it’s snowing in October

1) Based on experience medals. Right-click on unit and you'll see the drop down menu, though, you can only add these... ONE at a time.

2) No. Just be sure you want what you thought you wanted.

3) No short answer, so I'd say... look in the SC-2 Manual, oh, around page 100 I think, and you'll see a table that clearly illustrates all the supply rules.

Really fantastic job that Bill/pzgndr did on that Manual, and I hope everyone uses it... LOTS of helpful stuff in there. :cool:

4) Weather is variable, and fairly historically based, I think you'll find. As with just about all else, can be edited though if you want snow in Russia more often?

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LOL, and so, Blashy answered as well, well,

Two is better than none, eh?