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problm with loading procedures - 9/3/2010 12:05:36 AM

lorman

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Can someone help me? Playing guadalcanal game as allied i'm unable to load troops unless HQ units or air units. No difference the port size or number transports involved

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RE: problm with loading procedures - 9/3/2010 12:10:27 AM

topeverest

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Amphibious is used for desitnation ports at level zero as well as invasions

Transport is used for most other situations.

It is advisable to bring a unit with naval support when offloading at a level 0 port.

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RE: problm with loading procedures - 9/3/2010 12:31:58 AM

Sardaukar

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First, check that unit loaded does not belong to Restricted Command. If it does, you need to change it to unrestricted by using Political Points. Click the yellow HQ name next to unit name. If it is white and cannot be clicked, unit is permanently restricted and cannot be changed. If name has R in it but yellow and can be clicked, it's restricted and can be changed by paying PPs.

Then, to use Amphibious TF, unit has to be in Combat mode.
To use Transport TF, unit has to be in Strategic move mode.

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