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BillRunacre -> RE: newbie question (11/24/2019 4:16:13 PM)
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Hi
It's called Operating a unit in the game, here are the rules on it:
Operating Units
If you do want to transfer your Artillery, or other units, rapidly from one front to another then Operating them is the quickest way of doing so.
Operating represents the rapid relocation of a unit over a long distance, for a cost in MPPs, and it will be the only action the unit can carry out this turn.
To Operate a land or air unit, right click on it and select Operate. You will then be presented with a dialog box informing you of the cost if you proceed.
Saying Yes does not yet commit you to Operating, but by doing so potential destination hexes will then be highlighted. Left click on the one you wish to travel to, or right click anywhere on the map click to cancel.
To be able to Operate, land units must have a supply value of at least 5 and be on or adjacent to a railroad that is linked to at least one resource with a strength of at least 5. This will provide the opportunity to move the unit to any connected resource on the railroad that also has a strength of at least 5.
For air units, no rail connection is necessary though the unit will need a minimum supply value of 3, as will the resource it operates to. The cost of operating air units is double that of land units, as moving air units over long distances requires a greater logistical effort.
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