witpqs
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Joined: 10/4/2004 From: Argleton Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: pompack quote:
ORIGINAL: DKW OK, so issues 1 and 2 being random based on leader roll makes sense, it would fit with why all xAKs at HK used 72 Ops and yet my AK used 72 Ops only twice out of tons and tons of tries. However, I disagree on issue 3 being something that should cost me 1 turn to fix. It is true, it should not be done, but, as a newb on his first turn who doesn't know any better, I did it. Think of it this way. I am queueing up orders, but we haven't even gotten to the turn phase yet, where the orders are executed. For all I know it's still 3am in the morning. I should be able to change my mind and give new orders before any loading has been started. Really, this orders phase of the game is just an abstraction, plenty of other things don't happen immediately (and some do). That's why issue 2 is such a problem: I haven't even changed my orders and it still docks me more and more based on a certain UI path followed. You might now see issue 3 in the same way: I'm trying to switch what's loaded, and if I do it through 1 sequence of UI steps it works and another sequence it locks up. Doesn't this make sense to a newb: Load LCU 1, Unload Troops, Load LCU 2 as an alternative to Load LCU 1, Adjust Load, Select LCU 2? And before you say 'well just don't do that,' I'm trying to explore all UI options to find what I can and can't do. Makes sense given that I still haven't found the pilot reserve page, etc. Don't worry, I have plenty of saves and if I screw up I go back to the last one. As to #3, he didn't say it should, he said it does. When you do something like that it screws up the internal sequencing. Should it do it? no. Should a fix be generated? Well, it's all a matter of priorities and the fact that changes are made by a non-Matrix person who does it for fun. What he said. "It would be nice if..." Yes, it would. There are just various limits to what we have in our hands. The more time you gain with it the more you will see that it's real good stuff, little warts (and big warts) and all.
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