June 11, 20197 yr comment_50432 So, since like 2-3 campaigns days the Allied columns don't move forward. Tailspin document says that this happens because Allies have no Wagon8 objects, which means they don't have in map oil, just off map oil. So, my question is, is oil still linked to only Wagon8 objects? Does having oil or cargo trucks count for oil? So, I could just add some Wagon8 Allied objects in the stationary.dcg file if I just wanted Allied columns to move forward, right? Edit: I've answered my own question Yes, only Wagon8 work for the oil system. And yes, If I add some wagon8 objects, the columns move forward. Report
June 14, 20197 yr comment_50515 If there are no wagon8 objects available for the Allieds, they should always be fully supplied.... (And the same is true for the Axis.) Report
June 15, 20197 yr Author comment_50524 8 hours ago, Lowengrin said: If there are no wagon8 objects available for the Allieds, they should always be fully supplied.... (And the same is true for the Axis.) Chiefs stood still for 4 campain days until I added wagon8 objects Report
March 30, 20206 yr Author comment_57841 I hate to necrothread, but given that this is still on the first page, I think it's adequate. So, the other day I had something similar happen in an IwoJima campaign. Allied convoys landed at IwoJima and obliterated Japanese resistance. Still, they wouldn't move forward, even if I set 100% fuel supply in DCG. This happened for a few mission days, so I just used DCG to capture Japanese base and moved forward Report
April 1, 20206 yr comment_57968 Check the troop counts in the territory.dcg file. Even if there are no static objects, the troop value of a location can hold up an advance. Report
April 1, 20206 yr Author comment_58001 As I have artificially moved on, I can't see the troop count. However, I saw this thread that has a really similar problem, if not the same https://forum.jg1.org/topic/3622-tarawa-campaign-unwinnable The workaround in this case was removing the resupply vehicle convoy via time table. It does seem weird that even when the Allies blew up everything in the island, the Axis troop count didn't fall down enough for the Allies to keep going. Report
April 3, 20206 yr comment_58056 The enemy troop count will drop mission after mission depending on the number of columns opposite it. Of course, if they're getting a resupply column (as in the case above), that will reinforce them so it might take awhile. The best thing to do in this case is drop the maximum number of troop factors all locations can have. Report
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