DrewMatrix
Matrix Elite Guard

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Having just tested the "Unit changes from ABDA to SWPAC but then reverts next turn" thing: I am in general playing the game with the Control Zones set to Computer Control in every region, then setting specific units and bases to Human control. In general, that has seemed a good way to play the Campaign Game in a reasonable time scale. I am playing the Whole War Campaign (the last one) that way. I have the Phillipines, the ABDA region and the SWPAC area all switched (unit by unit) back to Human control. I also have a few other things (the US CVs for example, and the West Coast US) set to human control. This seems to give me control over the main flow of supplies and new units, and is letting me try to evacuate the Phillipines and Java etc while inflicting maximum damage on the Japanese and I can get the game moving at a reasonable real-time pace. If I play like that, the 3rd FS reverts. This is even though the base the FS is on, the FS itself, the SWPAC HQ and the ABDA HQ (and their bases) are all set to Human control. The 3rd FS (as one example, the other ABDA Air Units are also doing this) does have subunits left behind. Those Subunits are switched to SWPAC and the subunits do NOT revert to ABDA (only the main unit). If, however, I set the control zones on the entire map to Human control, the 3rd FS does NOT revert. However the turn after that, when I reset the Control Zones to Computer Control, but ABDA HQ, SWPAC HQ and the 3rd FS to human control, the 3rd FS reverts on that turn of Control Zone Computer Control. So my guess is this has something to do with the area AI of the Control Zones. As an aside I do like (other than this problem with the ABDA Squadrons) having the Control Zone set to Computer control. It lets me pick the units that seem important, and run those, but not have to keep an eye on other theaters (the Malaya action is in part in the same Control Zone as the ABDA action, so I am letting the computer run Malaya/Singapore while I am just across the Straits of Malacca running things over there). I can flip any _unit_ (or base) back and forth from Human to Computer and run what seems important to me. Apparently the Computer is as anxious to grab units from me as I am anxious to grab units from the Computer AI <G> Beezle
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