War map fix

I feel like im moaning alot on here but I've got a problem with the war maps. The GM must have been playing around with it lately?

The first problem is the inability to go wherever I like with my landforces. I have to click ontop of a target for my unit to move there. This isn't a ploblem until you get stuck on a defence unit. Forcing you to find a target on the line of site of your escape. On the larger maps that target can be at the other end of the map which I just found out. It's not very practical. Also it's slowing my navigation down.

Secondly the little red bubble that appears above a unit when you click on it no longer stays at the destination you last clicked. I'll try explain that a little better.

If I tell a unit to go somewere then go click something else. When I go back and click that unit the little red bubble that showed were it's going no longer appears but the unit still moves.

Ok so after typing this I noticed I could click on and move to a piece of painted map, which helps. I still find it inpractical though to have to click on a city to move there. This takes the unit and puts it right ontop of the target making you unable to attack by clicking on the map. So you have to find a target that's beside the target you want and go there. Like I said it's not practical and it's slower. I mentioned that right?

Anyone else having problems with it?

Im having a bad day.

So now I have another problem. Rather than start a new thread I'll post here.

Neither my navy or my land based arms have a fighting level. Why is this? My land forces had a 300 fighting level so that can't be good.

I just spent a fortune on these weapons aswell.

The quality of those weapons has not been implemented yet.

navy, land based arms, Nukes dont effect the war index( but they kill TONS OF POP) Q issue isnt completely fixed. But like andy said the war games fine nothings wrong with many new wars starting EACH DAY!!!

What? Nukes don't lower the War Index, even if a city is destroyed by 100%? Well then, no wonder Japan never surrendered and eventually won WWII.

Gaz

Please mail us what the problem is.
the text is not very clear and it seems that part of it is not a problem.

If you can cut and paste and add some explanation, we will look into it ASAP.

on a different subject:

The number of casualties in war has a significant effect on the war index.
Nukes kill many and lower the war index.