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My invisible forum at www.upmysomethingorother.comLast edited by DrFell; February 15, 2002, 22:19. -
Oh! I see. Posting pornography on this forum is a violation of your aggreement.
Real mature. It shows you have NO leg to stand on.Sorry....nothing to say!Comment
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I didn't actually know that link worked when I posted it
Best go edit...
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Originally posted by DrFell
I didn't actually know that link worked when I posted it Best go edit...
Right!Sorry....nothing to say!Comment
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you know, there is an easy way to solve this dilemma that everyone would love:
(is 'j' the hotkey? lets just say it is...)
pressing J moves ONLY those units of the same type.
pressing SHIFT+J moves ALL units in the square.
At first I was on bigfree1's side, but theHobbit brought up a very valid point. Sometimes you may want to move only your offensive or defensive dudes.
Does anyone agree with me?[size=1]"As night fell she emerged with a box under her arm that held her pledge of allegiance and her uniform. She laid it at the gates of the General's embassy and her whisper echoed into dawn as she disappeared: The truth will set my people free."
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Hey come on now, you don't seriously think I look at that stuff, I mean come on...Comment
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Certainly there are areas where you might have reason to comment, but the title of this thread clearly states:Originally posted by DrFell
Admitedly they are improving on the game, but the ages system and several other things still suck in my opinion, I posted a thread on it awhile back right now I don't have time to go through all the points, but I feel I got a pretty big leg to stand on indeed. Or lots of small legs.
Is this even close to what you wanted for 'Stacked Movement'?
So how can anyone say anything about the subject if they haven't even tried it? Sorry, but the logic escapes me.
"Well see there's this guy in California that I really don't like at all. I've never met him but I just know I don't like him."
I hope you see my point.Comment
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Stacked movement or not, it doesn't really bother me. It's nice that some version of it is in now though, but there are more important issues that need sorting I feel. That's all I meant.Originally posted by Willem
Certainly there are areas where you might have reason to comment, but the title of this thread clearly states:
Is this even close to what you wanted for 'Stacked Movement'?
So how can anyone say anything about the subject if they haven't even tried it? Sorry, but the logic escapes me.
"Well see there's this guy in California that I really don't like at all. I've never met him but I just know I don't like him."
I hope you see my point.Comment
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Works great for me.
This should have been a poll though.
-Never argue with an idiot; He will bring you down to his level and beat you with experience.Comment
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Perhaps all the threads on this forum should be polls.Comment
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There are thousands of things on which you have an opinion but have never tried first hand. You don't have to be a politician to vote or be a scientist to have an opinion about global warming and the US rejection of the Kyoto treaty. Why should this feature of this game be any different?Originally posted by Willem
So how can anyone say anything about the subject if they haven't even tried it? Sorry, but the logic escapes me.To doubt everything or to believe everything are two equally convenient solutions; both dispense with the necessity of reflection.
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Re: Is this even close to what you wanted for 'Stacked Movement'?
Well I like it, it would be stupid if all your soldiers moved out of a city when you only wanted the cavalry to do it.Originally posted by bigfree1
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Who asked for a 'move everything' command? I think you misread the point. We are asking for a means of properly grouping units. You can group mixed troops of units in armies or transports and move them around together until you give a split/unload command. That way you could set up, for instance, groups of 6 cannon and 2 riflemen as a bombardment stack. For a particularly tough city you could move both of these groups onto the same tile one turn and easily move them off in their separate groups later without having to move 6 cannon and 2 riflemen manually to divide the two again.To doubt everything or to believe everything are two equally convenient solutions; both dispense with the necessity of reflection.
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Actually, you are arguing over only one or two clicks. This is WAY better than 60 clicks per stack.Originally posted by bigfree1
Moving a stack of units with one order: Priceless
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A couple of clicks per turn per stack as long as you never allow your stacks to ever meet on the same square.Originally posted by Zachriel
Actually, you are arguing over only one or two clicks. This is WAY better than 60 clicks per stack.
Nobody is saying that the 'j' option isn't a damn fine start though.To doubt everything or to believe everything are two equally convenient solutions; both dispense with the necessity of reflection.
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