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View enemy Supply Grid/Lines - 12/16/2019 5:44:58 PM

niki_belucci

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Is it possible to view enemy supply levels/lines similar to the Supply view we can toogle? This would be really helpful for planning where to exactly concentrate the attack in order to cut/harm enemy supply.

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RE: View enemy Supply Grid/Lines - 12/17/2019 3:10:37 PM

Hubert Cater

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That's a tricky one since under FoW that would provide a lot of extra info that would otherwise normally not be known including hidden resource strengths and HQ strengths and so on. With FoW off I could possibly see the merit in this, but it would be near the bottom of my list to look into at the moment as most players tend to play with FoW on from what we understand.

Plus with FoW off enemy supply levels are then essentially known as well and having that extra bit of info is no longer as critical.

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RE: View enemy Supply Grid/Lines - 12/17/2019 5:02:02 PM

niki_belucci

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Agreed on your argument with FoW. Typically then I would always plan my operations to target railways/road hubs and could maybe make use of the own "predicted" supply forecast to see the supply flow.

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