I was just wondering. If I make a line and then after I execute it I pick a division to do something different. How do I put that division back into the front line again so that it continues the operation?
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You can just manually controll it. Human orders always beat the plans. When the order you gave has been completed the unit will go back to AI controll.
I belive then you have do take the unit out of the plan. This is do avoid nations like France getting the planning bonus and the defensive at the same time.
So my units will basically always be on the move except when my manual orders override them?
Yes or when you havent activeted the plan . Then they will protect the front they are placed on.
What if I have someone already doing a manual order and then activate the plan? Will the plan override the manual order?
As I have not played the game i cant be sure but I belive a manual order will always win against an AI order.
Can I have them cancel a manual order at anytime and it will just do nothing unless there is a plan in motion?
If they are a part of an army they will go to the front or area that army has been told to hold
If a division is part of a batle plan, it will begin to execute this plan. If you give it a manual order, it will immediately follow this order, and once the order is finished, it will automatically start to follow the plan its still assigned to again. If you want a division to do nothing as long as you don't give manual orders, you simply don't assign it to a battle plan.
Being part of a battle plan does not mean they are always pushing forward as well, they might make pauses and wait for other troops to catch up, but of course, we have no idea how exactly it works. Manual orders will always override the automatic ones, and you can always just cancel all orders, whether automatic or manual, and make them do something else or nothing at all.
Being part of a battle plan does not mean they are always pushing forward as well, they might make pauses and wait for other troops to catch up, but of course, we have no idea how exactly it works. Manual orders will always override the automatic ones, and you can always just cancel all orders, whether automatic or manual, and make them do something else or nothing at all.
