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In the diplo screen i can only see influenciaty nation, join to an aliance and compare investigations
If you scroll down, you can see the other options. You can however, only send ex. forces if you are part of an alliance.
no...you dont have to be ally...just must not be at war with each other..Robert Koop said:
Yes, you must be a member of an alliance to send EFs. (Note that Germany in 1936 is a member of an alliance even if it has no allies; it's just the only member.) If you still don't believe then please provide an example.bizkit said:
Yep, sure is! Try to be Italy and send exp. forces to spain without being in the Axis.. such a... 
To clarify: To send Exp. Forces you must be a member of the Allies, Axis or Comminterm. Any other country not in with those countries may not send Exp.Forces.
This just seems wrong. How would American 'volunteers' join up with the RAF? Is this outside of the current rules? Does it need to be changed(yes)?
This just seems wrong. How would American 'volunteers' join up with the RAF? Is this outside of the current rules? Does it need to be changed(yes)?
IMHO there is a big difference between a group of volunteers and a fully equiped division , what you are describing might be better solved with some events that give Britain extra MP.
In previous versions sending forces was possible if you were not in an alliance. Especially in Multiplayer this led to situations where players were sending troops to China or Spain to lower supplies and get some extra experience.
I think it would a be nice feature if it were possible, but with a more advanced diplomatic model, so that Sweden, for instance, couldn't send troops to Finland without risking a DOW by the Soviets.
, what you are describing might be better solved with some events that give Britain extra MP.In previous versions sending forces was possible if you were not in an alliance. Especially in Multiplayer this led to situations where players were sending troops to China or Spain to lower supplies and get some extra experience.
I think it would a be nice feature if it were possible, but with a more advanced diplomatic model, so that Sweden, for instance, couldn't send troops to Finland without risking a DOW by the Soviets.
And if it was large enough to justify a full 100-plane fighter unit then an event like those for foreign intervention in the Spanish Civil War could be used.Robert Koop said:IMHO there is a big difference between a group of volunteers and a fully equiped division
I don't think you could ever send EFs as a neutral; I didn't even know how to send EFs for a while since my first game (in v1.01) was USA. I think that exploit is still used by countries in alliances.
Yes, and same should apply for Military Access if you launch an attack from neutral territory.
I was pretty sure that it could be done in 1.00, and that I read about these problems, but I'm beginning to wonder now.