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unfortenatelly, i don't know how to make a workshop update for my mod.
It would be great if You cancel HP bars too and go to more realistic model of damage, as it is in RWG mod for SS2 or in Syrian Warfare.
There is another tip, which was in SS2 and is lost in SS4. In SS2 it was possible to click on a truck with soldiers or a gun and then click on the place where You want to unload them, and truck moved to that place and unloaded there. In SS4 it's impossible: truck unloads strictly where it stays.
And what about shell box?
And what about returning engineers instead of common soldiers, who are able either shhot, or place mines?
Only thing I can do this is by selecting all units, send them up and let's see what the AI can do out of it. Pretty funny massaker though, specially while the allies didn't get any modifications and are nothing but cannon fodder - like in those "famous" realism mods in SS2 I guess? ;)
I tried this and only thing you do is scroll back and forth if you actually try to micro a little bit.
How is this meant to be played?