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Takeshi -> Naval Support for Rearm (10/24/2009 12:45:15 AM)

I want to make sure I understand this right: Naval support in fleet HQ is not now counted to determine a port's rearm capability. This is a bug that is fixed in Patch 2. Am I correct?



Mac Linehan -> RE: Naval Support for Rearm (10/24/2009 4:26:33 AM)

Hi, Takeshi -

My understanding (from reading the fourms) is that the Nav Support in a fleet HQ is inoperative. I believe that this issue will be addressed in Patch 2.

As I am currently editing / tweaking the Grand Campaign (Scn 001) prior to play, my workaround is to have each Naval HQ add it's "n" amount of support sqds to a co - located Base Force or Fortress Unit - in effect increasing the number of support squads in the Base Force / Fortress by a corresponding amount.

Do hope that this is helpful -

Mac



Takeshi -> RE: Naval Support for Rearm (10/24/2009 4:36:32 AM)

Thanks Mac. I've had problems trying to keep KB supplied with torpedoes and that's one workaround.

Tak



treespider -> RE: Naval Support for Rearm (10/24/2009 11:25:33 AM)

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ORIGINAL: Mac Linehan

Hi, Takeshi -

My understanding (from reading the fourms) is that the Nav Support in a fleet HQ is inoperataive. I believe that this issue will be addressed in Patch 2.

As I am currently editing / tweaking the Grand Campaign (Scn 001) prior to play, my workaround is to have each Naval HQ add it's "n" amount of support sqds to a co - located Base Force or Fortress Unit - in effect increasing the number of support squads in the Base Force / Fortress by a corresponding amount.

Do hope that this is helpful -

Mac



Could you point us to a thread where this is stated? EDIT: Found it on page 3 of the Tech support forum...Naval Support Bug



Mac Linehan -> RE: Naval Support for Rearm (10/24/2009 9:00:19 PM)

Treespider -

Thank you for locating and linking the reference thread; I did not remember where the heck it was...!

Mac



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