Add some method of measuring distances

Really this is it.

The army and navy might not be so severe, but even also for units other than aircraft, for example, the range of artillery or the view range of armored vehicles is important information.

I would like them to change this to clear as well.

K.Rokossovski taught me this trick. When the unit is in airplane mode (not convoy for refueling) and you are on desktop, click on the unit, select move, then hover over the province center. A dotted line "circle" will appear as the flight range for that particular unit.

what the game does need, and a lot, is the trayectoria correction of the rockets, they are a mess, they always end up without hitting the targets

they are beyond worthless because of that

if by seeing the target, lets say for example with an armored car, and the already attacking rocket could change slightly its trayectoria so that it does impact correctly

6thDragon wrote:

K.Rokossovski taught me this trick. When the unit is in airplane mode (not convoy for refueling) and you are on desktop, click on the unit, select move, then hover over the province center. A dotted line "circle" will appear as the flight range for that particular unit.

What the thread starter is talking about is the need to imform the user whether the radius of the circle "exactly" represents a certain "value".

Too extreme case, the focus is on whether the radius is 274 or 275.

But the logical minimum information is to imform any user in advance whether the distance is enough to release any optional action of the target including a unit, so I think that the function to display the distance itself might not always be necessary.

In order to implement this function, ultimately, the system should have "if divided" internally, so the system should always store the distance information though.‥

Yea I use that trick sometimes, but it only works on PC. It's nearly impossible on mobile since you can't hover, and it seems like they're making a push to accommodate mobile users more so hopefully there's some mechanic we can think of to make it easier on mobile. I literally hold IRL objects like paper clips and shit up to my phone screen to try to measure distances

Improin wrote:

what the game does need, and a lot, is the trayectoria correction of the rockets, they are a mess, they always end up without hitting the targets

they are beyond worthless because of that

if by seeing the target, lets say for example with an armored car, and the already attacking rocket could change slightly its trayectoria so that it does impact correctly

" The army and navy might not be so severe, " however I can't believe your response regarding also air power is exactly.

jubjub bird wrote:

I literally hold IRL objects like paper clips and shit up to my phone screen to try to measure distances

There's apps for this as well, for example this one:

https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/simple-screen-ruler/9WZDNCRDHVFG?hl=en-us&gl=US

and many more.

Improin wrote:

what the game does need, and a lot, is the trayectoria correction of the rockets, they are a mess, they always end up without hitting the targets

they are beyond worthless because of that

if by seeing the target, lets say for example with an armored car, and the already attacking rocket could change slightly its trayectoria so that it does impact correctly

1 million times NO, please.

A rocket attack powerful enough to damage a brigade or division size formation?

With enough precision and steering ability to keep up with a random change of direction?

That's technology invented in the past ~50 years, at the latter end of the Cold War.

Nothing like this was available in WW2, Korea, or even Vietnam.

We're talking 1980's and if we're talking 1980's then I'd prefer to talk about airplanes and ships.

K.Rokossovski wrote:

There's apps for this as well, for example this one:

https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/simple-screen-ruler/9WZDNCRDHVFG?hl=en-us&gl=US

and many more.

By the way, this concept is said "当たり判定" in japanese though...

Referd to the description on the page of the app you introduced, it can only be interpreted as a guarantee of visual accuracy only.

In an extreme instance, even though it doesn't look like that at all in visible, if it actually reaches the unit's range then that measure meets him and my demands.

On the other hand, the app seems very useful and helpful in other uses.

Thanks.

z00mz00m wrote:

Improin wrote:

what the game does need, and a lot, is the trayectoria correction of the rockets, they are a mess, they always end up without hitting the targets

they are beyond worthless because of that

if by seeing the target, lets say for example with an armored car, and the already attacking rocket could change slightly its trayectoria so that it does impact correctly

1 million times NO, please.

A rocket attack powerful enough to damage a brigade or division size formation?

With enough precision and steering ability to keep up with a random change of direction?

That's technology invented in the past ~50 years, at the latter end of the Cold War.

Nothing like this was available in WW2, Korea, or even Vietnam.

We're talking 1980's and if we're talking 1980's then I'd prefer to talk about airplanes and ships.

but what about being able to manually trow the rocket to a place where there is no enemy, but you know more or less that they will be there when the rocket impacts?, I don't like the part that I can only target provinces and units, it would be better If you could target the place where you think that the enemy will be

jubjub bird wrote:

Yea I use that trick sometimes, but it only works on PC. It's nearly impossible on mobile since you can't hover, and it seems like they're making a push to accommodate mobile users more so hopefully there's some mechanic we can think of to make it easier on mobile. I literally hold IRL objects like paper clips and shit up to my phone screen to try to measure distances

Where do you see this?

The bottom left part.

6thDragon wrote:

K.Rokossovski taught me this trick. When the unit is in airplane mode (not convoy for refueling) and you are on desktop, click on the unit, select move, then hover over the province center. A dotted line "circle" will appear as the flight range for that particular unit.

soymex wrote:

The bottom left part.

xOrleans wrote:

6thDragon wrote:

K.Rokossovski taught me this trick. When the unit is in airplane mode (not convoy for refueling) and you are on desktop, click on the unit, select move, then hover over the province center. A dotted line "circle" will appear as the flight range for that particular unit.

I've been doing this for five years now but I just don't seem to get used to the app. It's pretty much only for emergency situations and moving naval troops.

Assumption : You want to start building a waypoint "simultaneously" to a point "probably" 10 times the range of your unit.

Make sure the distance between the 4th and 5th airports or airbases is less than the unit's range.

Should you add building an airport or airbase?

Or not?

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