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Just some stuff I noticed. - 8/11/2004 5:00:11 AM

Phoenix23

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WitP v1.21
Scen 16 The war in the Pacific.

1. Scrolling in a combat report scrolls the info tracking screen at the bottom of the page.
2. Is #617 Clark Field (43,41) Accessable by sea. I tried to send a task force there from two hexes away (westaward) and the TF info screen told me it would be something like 191 hexes to get there. Oh it was a surface bombardment TF with 2CA's 2 Cl's and 6DD's.
3. Just a thought, it would be really neat to be able to choose between the random set ups for the americans.
4. Units #184 10th (can't read my own handwriting) Army HQ and #181 7th (something sorry) Army HQ, both chineese, both under computer control (the theater is), located at #410 Nanning (40,38) do not show up on the "Allied Ground Unit Screen" when i click on the infantry icon in the lower left of the Hex. The screen comes up but they do not show up.
5. When Selecting TF's from the "Task Forces in this Hex" menu, then while on the TF screen pressing back (to get to the TF's in Hex Screen) Drops you out of the menu screens altogether. I thought this would be what exit did, as this is a bit redundant.
6. Similar issue to 5 but more of a wish. When disbanding TF's from the "Task Forces in this Hex Screen" I think it would be more intuitive, once the TF is disbanded, to return tothe TF in this hex screen, rather than the main game screen.

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RE: Just some stuff I noticed. - 8/11/2004 7:59:21 AM

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2. Clark Field is land bound. There is no way for any ships to reach CF. Sorry, you're just going to have to use air and artillery bombardment.

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RE: Just some stuff I noticed. - 8/12/2004 10:57:03 AM

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Just find it odd that it plotted a course, I had that happen with the hex next to Gasmata also before I realize there was a reef there. But I've tried to go to other land locked hexes (just as a control) and it didn't plot a weird course. So i'm guessing its just a bug.

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RE: Just some stuff I noticed. - 8/12/2004 4:07:20 PM

Wilhammer

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Yes, you can plot a course for naval units to any base on the map, including the land locked.

It is strange it does not stop you, but you will notice that the endurance numbers are seriously high and impossible to meet; they are deep in the red.

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I've noticed in production that if you are selecting aircraft on the bottom of the screen, and then mouse over the other production icons down there, the balloons popus are aircraft names and not the the production items.

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RE: Just some stuff I noticed. - 8/13/2004 4:09:32 AM

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Not tryin to nitpick, just think it's kind of odd.

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RE: Just some stuff I noticed. - 8/13/2004 5:22:20 AM

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Just a test

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