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When issuing attack/transfer orders in games with '''no-split mode''' enabled, it is impossible to set the number of armies to attack or transfer. Instead, all available armies will always attack or transfer. | When issuing attack/transfer orders in games with '''no-split mode''' enabled, it is impossible to set the number of armies to attack or transfer. Instead, all available armies will always attack or transfer. | ||
| − | In other words, if you have a big stack of armies, it isn’t possible to split that stack into smaller stacks. They must stay together forever. This changes the game’s strategy quite a bit, since you need to be conscious of when you want to combine armies onto the same | + | In other words, if you have a big stack of armies, it isn’t possible to split that stack into smaller stacks. They must stay together forever. This changes the game’s strategy quite a bit, since you need to be conscious of when you want to combine armies onto the same territory. |
[[Category:Game Settings]] | [[Category:Game Settings]] | ||