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nice scenario but alcase loraine must be german teritory and bulgaria must have air forces and dobruja and thrace
- Bg88
- location: Bulgaria
- joined: May 15, 2010
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Looks cool, I'll try it out!
СС - Славянский Союз
- kosmonaftx
- MHII, MH GOLD
- location: Russian Federation
- joined: Aug 10, 2009
- posts: 573
Maybe make the Ottoman Empires industry a little higher, make Italys armys slightly stronger, and maybe add a polish puppet nation (simply a small poland)
An great man once said "To be, or not to be. That is the question". The other mans reply was simple and reflects our opinion today on that famous saying. "Wait, what? To be or not to be? How do I answ
give the Ottoman Empire a stronger navy...because they dont have one .....
An great man once said "To be, or not to be. That is the question". The other mans reply was simple and reflects our opinion today on that famous saying. "Wait, what? To be or not to be? How do I answ
I'll do what I can, but I'm going to be gone for a few days. Will update when I get back.
@RedPlanet:Make one. ;)
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I'm guessing they're in port. Click on the port City where they are. In the lower left corner is an anchor. That brings up the "Fleets in Port" panel. Click on any fleet listed and it becomes the Active Unit, and you can then move it out of port into a sea zone.
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- CaptainPatch
- MHII, MH
- location: United States
- joined: May 23, 2010
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A cruiser is located in a sea region and cannot be moved into either another region or back into port. In fact, when I click on the unit it does not become the active unit, so I can't even split or merge. This applies to any navy units, matter of fact, once a fleet unit is taken out of port, it can't even go back in there. I tend to test these claims before posting my observations here.. ;)
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