berto
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Pardon me if, after rereading the above, you've figured it out, but ... quote:
ORIGINAL: michaelm The units are moving as directed despite the march direction indicating the opposite. The initial direction may be picking the direction of least resistance, which would be the trail not across the river. But the "direction of least resistance" would have them moving away from the Salween River. One way or the other (one route or the other), they will eventually have to cross the Salween to get to Paingkyon. As you can see from the map, the Salween extends from the Bay of Bengal north through Burma and on into southern China. quote:
Question: Did these units start in the current hex (of save) or from further away? All units in the vicinity of Chiang Mai originally strategic moved via rail up from Bangkok. After staggered arrivals at Chiang Mai (because I moved them, not as a single group, but in subgroups days apart), in all cases units were ordered to move westward, either to hex 57,53 (midway between Chiang Mai & Paingkyon), or to hex 56,53, Paingkyon. (Always in Move Op Mode, never Combat.) When I observed the late arrivals apparently moving southeast (as described above), I cancelled move orders for the earlier arrivals. They stayed put in 57,53 awaiting the arrival of the laggards. When all units had assembled in 57,53 I ordered them to march west to Paingkyon. That's when I observed the east-pointing move tick. As reported, subsequent to that, they moved west (despite what the move tick and March Direction showed). I should add that throughout, I have been doublechecking all march orders, Op Modes, etc. Cycling through every unit, checking to make sure one by one. I've been play testing this one scenario for the last couple of months. Before the current beta build, I tried the 1108k7 build, and before that the latest official release. I've never observed these quirks before. Could be a recent glitch.
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