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TF follow - 9/17/2013 8:03:05 PM

axyarthur

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I've run into this problem several times. If you have 3 or more TFs, and you set all of them to follow one, sometimes they all just don't move. I've tried meet vs follow, and the results are very inconsistent, sometimes it all works, but occasionally you have either one or more TFs being left behind. I've tried either "remain on stations" or "retirement allow" settings, but it doesn't seem to have an effect if this bug occurs. I've only played against AI, so I'm not sure if this also occurs in PBEM as well. Has anyone else had this problem? Can provide save if needed

Thanks!

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RE: TF follow - 9/17/2013 9:31:40 PM

Chris21wen

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ORIGINAL: axyarthur

I've run into this problem several times. If you have 3 or more TFs, and you set all of them to follow one, sometimes they all just don't move. I've tried meet vs follow, and the results are very inconsistent, sometimes it all works, but occasionally you have either one or more TFs being left behind. I've tried either "remain on stations" or "retirement allow" settings, but it doesn't seem to have an effect if this bug occurs. I've only played against AI, so I'm not sure if this also occurs in PBEM as well. Has anyone else had this problem? Can provide save if needed

Thanks!

You need to set the slowest TF as lead otherwise it will slow down for other TF to catch up. Also setting TF reaction to anything other than zero can have an effect.

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