esteban
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Joined: 7/21/2004 Status: offline
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There are some things that can ease the length of the game. 1. Fixing the current problems with the convoy loading system/algorithms. That would probably speed up turns by 10-20% on average. It takes a ton of time to properly load troop convoys using the current, flawed system. 2. Removing aircraft engine factories from the game, and doubling the HI cost of Japanese aircraft to abstract the engine production. This would shave a little time off of production. 3. The ability to declare a "cease fire" with the Allies in certain theaters, when the situation in that theater reaches a stalemate. If the cease fire is agreed upon, no units in that theater (each one is equal to a computer control area) can attack or be attacked, but the AI does not kick in to take over units there. That way you can move units and develop bases in these areas, but without the combat threat, they will take a little less time to administer. 4. Improve the autoconvoy system so that you can set supply/fuel/oil/resource levels at certain bases, and the autoconvoy system will work to maintain those levels. That would ease the need to create so many player controlled convoys. 5. Being able to sort the Japanese ship build lists by those units that are within 10X their durability, and are therefore really under construction. 6. Being able to set filters so you can only see, or filter out, units belonging to certain HQs/theaters. It would make it much easier to give orders to units in certain theaters if you could suppress the "chaff". 7. Being able to "chain" commands for construction at bases. So you could set a base to build it's fortifications until it hits level 5, then switch to airfield construction until that hits level 6, then return to fortifications until level 7, then build the port to a certain level. That would save you from constantly having to check your various bases to see how construction is going, then changing whats under construction to whatever your new priorities are, then having to go back and check again on construction later on.
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