I used the cheat nolimits because i was told it toggles troop limits but im not sure what that is so could you please tell me what troop limits are. Thanks
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never heard of it before, but it could have something to do with leaders max command limit. try putting major general in charge of 2 or more divisions and then fight with them.
It might just be a non-functional hold-over from previous games using the same EU-2 engine... those earlier games (such as EU-2 itself) did indeed have troop limits, which heavily penalized you for building too many military units.
An example would be the "Button_Send_Diplomat" definition, still present in the buttons.txt file... that functionality hasn't existed in any of the HOI games, but it's still defined in the core files.
An example would be the "Button_Send_Diplomat" definition, still present in the buttons.txt file... that functionality hasn't existed in any of the HOI games, but it's still defined in the core files.
Not sure what your question means.
HOI-2 was made with the same game engine that was originally developed for the Europa Universalis series of games. That engine was later ADAPTED to make HOI-1 and HOI-2.
That means that there are several bits of code still kicking around in the game engine that have nothing whatsoever to do with HOI-2, and play no role at all in the HOI-2 game. They are there, not because they are part of the HOI-2 game, but because they are part of the EU-2 game engine, which was later adapted to run this game.
Think of them as part of HOI-2's "evolutionary baggage"... like the reason that men have nipples: not because they serve any purpose, but because they are part of the basic "Human" design (ie: an unused part of the "game engine").
Note that the upcoming HOI-3 game will be using a completely different engine... the 3-D Clausewitz engine written for EU-3 (not the 2-D EU-2 engine).
Short answer: the "nolimits" command does nothing at all... in THIS game.