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Subject: Railroad Repairs - can autorepair be turned off?

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Damon Coffey

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Date Posted: 03:41:11 04/12/05 Tue

Hello again!

I'm not the brightest at how the TOAW engine works, but I have noticed that the auto rail repair that exists in the engine seems to work to great advantage for the Germans in FiTE.

E.g., I spent literally hours planning repairs to my rail net on turn six, only to find that after turn seven cycled, almost all of the broken hexes I had planned for repairs had repaired themselves automatically.

I think it would be nice if there were a way to turn off autorepair, would give the Germans a bit harder time at supply.

Just a thought! Sorry if this has been mentioned.

CHeers!

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[> Subject: Re: Railroad Repairs - can autorepair be turned off?
Author: Teufel [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 23:55:40 09/04/05 Sun The reason we use both rail repair units and auto rail repair is to limit the number of railheads the Germans can maintain close to the front. We could of course put this in as an option but this is low on our "to do" list. Thanks for your input. Regards Teufel [ Post a Reply to This Message ]