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Support unit motorization issues - 7/10/2021 1:31:30 PM

jubjub

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Hi, it appears as though some support units are retaining their motorization status after being removed from the motorized divisions.

For example, the 60th pioneer has been attached to this mountain division for a couple of turns after being assigned from OKH. There's a bunch of units doing this in my game.

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RE: Support unit motorization issues - 7/10/2021 1:34:18 PM

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CR showing the issue.

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RE: Support unit motorization issues - 7/10/2021 1:34:42 PM

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Commanders report showing the issue.

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RE: Support unit motorization issues - 7/10/2021 8:18:39 PM

Joel Billings

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This is WAD. The scenario designer has intentionally set some pioneer units to be motorized, even though their OB calls for them to be non-motorized. You'll see a number of these German units at start. Because there OB motorization has been overridden, they will always remain motorized.

When a non-motorized unit is attached to a motorized division, you will see it suck in extra vehicles in the next logistics phase, however it still lists as being a non-motorized unit. Those units will drop their extra vehicles in the logistics phase after they leave the motorized unit they are attached to. It worked that way for me in a quick test.

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