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tman144

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Like the title suggests. I would like a notification that an enemy army or navy is moving into a province where I have troops/navy. As it stands now, I only get the notification when the battle starts, but ideally, I would want to move other armies/navies to reinforce before the battle starts.

What I like to do is put smaller stacks in defensible provinces, then put a larger stack behind them so that when the enemy attacks, I wait for the "lock" to appear and then move the big stack in. Early game, this is fine because I don't have a lot of troops and so I can watch my positions easily. But, late game, trying to watch for armies in Mexico, N. Italy, and SE Asia at the same time is a PITA.
 
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I'm not the kind of player who meticulously plans every single movement of troops, but this add-on is must have. It is too hard to properly manage armies at more than two fronts.