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Lost moves?
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1)Posted by Grinning
I am perhaps absent minded, but I am sure I placed moves for all my units on all on Ankylo & Cerato yesterday, yet today I find that many of them are stationary where I left them.
Has anyone else noticed this? Known bug Johnny?
Has anyone else noticed this? Known bug Johnny?
2)Posted by Gopherbashi
1) The Daily Cycle doesn't commence until after you posted this.
2) It's possible that some of your units were told to move into the path of a second one of your units.
2) It's possible that some of your units were told to move into the path of a second one of your units.
3)Posted by Grinning
1) Yes, but I was concerned about the moves from 24 hours prior.
2) Do crossing paths matter? In the past I have observed that all was OK so long as the final location was not a collision.
2) Do crossing paths matter? In the past I have observed that all was OK so long as the final location was not a collision.
4)Posted by QiKe
Grinning wrote on :
1) Yes, but I was concerned about the moves from 24 hours prior.
2) Do crossing paths matter? In the past I have observed that all was OK so long as the final location was not a collision.
2) Do crossing paths matter? In the past I have observed that all was OK so long as the final location was not a collision.
Ive seen some of my allies have units cross paths and all go well. However, when my units try to cross paths, heaven forbid they let my units cross xD
6)Posted by dman56
Crossing paths is okay as long as unit doesn't stop in the path of another. The units attacks matter in the order placed. General rule start with the furthest moving units and work backwards through your group.
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if the star is a final spot of a unit the was told to attack before the one moving the second one wont pass it and you will end up with a 2 unit pile up
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Hope that helped and not confused the situation more.
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if the star is a final spot of a unit the was told to attack before the one moving the second one wont pass it and you will end up with a 2 unit pile up
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Hope that helped and not confused the situation more.
Just remember two facts. One, attacks are processed in the order in which they're set. Two, a unit cannot pass through another unit.
So, if you set a unit in the rear to attack over another one of your units, it will stop when it reaches it. Instead, set the front unit(s) first, then move back to the rear.
So, if you set a unit in the rear to attack over another one of your units, it will stop when it reaches it. Instead, set the front unit(s) first, then move back to the rear.
8)Posted by Grinning
Johnny wrote on :
Just remember two facts. One, attacks are processed in the order in which they're set. Two, a unit cannot pass through another unit.
So, if you set a unit in the rear to attack over another one of your units, it will stop when it reaches it. Instead, set the front unit(s) first, then move back to the rear.
So, if you set a unit in the rear to attack over another one of your units, it will stop when it reaches it. Instead, set the front unit(s) first, then move back to the rear.
That is it. You'd think after playing this solidly for 2 months on 3 worlds I would have noticed already.
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