Hello C.O.R.E. people -
I tried playing the US a little while back, and noticed that the INF I built all seemed to be named something like "833rd 'Fighting Chipmunks' Division", rather than beginning with the historic names. A quick look in the unit names file and I see that the historic names are assigned to MOT divisions. Is it intended that the US will likely build all MOT instead of INF? I guess that makes a certain amount of sense, though on the other hand I thought that the "Motorization" techs in the infantry tech tree were meant to model that also.
On a related note, are there any events to 're-tool' the existing 1st, 2nd and 3rd INF divisions into MOT or MEC, if the idea is that the US will build a fully motorized army?
And finally, if as the US I build MOT instead of INF, will that keep the Vichy/Torch events from firing?
Thanks by the way for an excellent mod - I'm hoping 3.0 will come out soon, so I can begin my new life in Sweden (moving from Toronto to Eskilstuna) with a new game - just don't tell my wife . . .
I tried playing the US a little while back, and noticed that the INF I built all seemed to be named something like "833rd 'Fighting Chipmunks' Division", rather than beginning with the historic names. A quick look in the unit names file and I see that the historic names are assigned to MOT divisions. Is it intended that the US will likely build all MOT instead of INF? I guess that makes a certain amount of sense, though on the other hand I thought that the "Motorization" techs in the infantry tech tree were meant to model that also.
On a related note, are there any events to 're-tool' the existing 1st, 2nd and 3rd INF divisions into MOT or MEC, if the idea is that the US will build a fully motorized army?
And finally, if as the US I build MOT instead of INF, will that keep the Vichy/Torch events from firing?
Thanks by the way for an excellent mod - I'm hoping 3.0 will come out soon, so I can begin my new life in Sweden (moving from Toronto to Eskilstuna) with a new game - just don't tell my wife . . .