Nationality

[HobbesACW]

Hi folks, if I switch to the Australian nationality I see only American units. Does this just mean that there are no Australian units to position on the map (even though there are 12 command points available?)

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Cheers,
Chris

[Erik2]

Name of scenario?

[bru888]

Name of scenario?

The mini-map, date, and the number of turns were clues. That appears to be Cape Gloucester from your New Britain campaign. The Australian faction in this scenario seems to be vestigial in that you did not provide any Australian units in reserve nor will the player be buying any Australian units, given only +1 resource points per turn. The 12 naval CP's was probably just an oversight.

[HobbesACW]

Thanks Bru. I just assumed it was something I didn't understand and applied to any scenario.

Chris

[HobbesACW]

This is also a bit confusing. The Agoo scenario from the Philippines campaign. I have no naval deployment points yet I am able to deploy the naval units I already own - but not any that I buy. Looking forward to this campaign. With the hot weather in the UK at the moment I wasn't quite ready to leave the Pacific yet after finishing the Marines DLC. Thanks very much for your wonderful work Erik!

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Cheers,
Chris

[bru888]

Heh, I don't want Erik to get angry with me so I will let him answer this one.

[adherbal]

Auxiliary (non-core) units do not cost CP for deployment (and will not return CP when destroyed). That's why you can deploy these ships. Whether that is by design in this scenario or not, only Erik can answer

[Erik2]

I suspected this was related to my first attempt at creating a campaign...
Back to the drawing board working on an update.

Edit: Noticed this availability overlap US Eng.