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1) I know you can use the wait command but sometimes I will say skip unit's turn instead because I am almost positive I didn't need it to do anything. But then I will later realize this was a mistake. If you do this, it says "the unit has already moved" and you're stuck with your mistake.
However, if the unit was fortified, you can later wake it on the same turn and issue an order. I wish the skip turn was like the wait command in that you can later change your mind and place an order instead of being stuck with your mistake. Many times I will reload an autosave, because I should have issued a wait instead of saying to skip the unit's turn. But this can be tedious if you have done a lot that turn.
2) Is there a way of allowing an automated worker to finish its work before manually issuing a command? Right now, the way it seems to work is that you have to either interrupt it mid-job, or let it finish its work, and wait until it moves to its next automation and stop it from doing anything then. By then you've wasted a turn because again it says "the unit has already moved."
However, if the unit was fortified, you can later wake it on the same turn and issue an order. I wish the skip turn was like the wait command in that you can later change your mind and place an order instead of being stuck with your mistake. Many times I will reload an autosave, because I should have issued a wait instead of saying to skip the unit's turn. But this can be tedious if you have done a lot that turn.
2) Is there a way of allowing an automated worker to finish its work before manually issuing a command? Right now, the way it seems to work is that you have to either interrupt it mid-job, or let it finish its work, and wait until it moves to its next automation and stop it from doing anything then. By then you've wasted a turn because again it says "the unit has already moved."