Unassigned divisions are shown in the armies list.Ĭommand group Main article: Command groupĪ command group is a collection of divisions that can be led by a single commander. With the Together for Victory DLC, the Combat Log also displays equipment losses and analyses performance by template.Ĭaution: The theater interface shows only divisions that are assigned to a command group. You can filter the data by time (using the slider on the top left) or command group (by toggling the icons with haloes on the top right). This displays the results of recent battles. You can analyze the performance of each theater through the Combat Log, which is opened by clicking on the document icon to the right of the theater name. Players may add as many theaters as they like. Theaters may be named as desired by clicking on the gear icon to the left of the name (clicking on the existing name is not sufficient).
A selected group can be moved to a different theater by right-clicking on the theater. Clicking this creates a new theater and moves the selected group to it. To create a new theater, if none exist, simply create a new command group (see below). Some players may also wish to use a training theater to exercise Trained units after deployment until they reach the maximum training level with Regular experience and are ready to be reassigned to a combat theater, or a garrison theater for defense of ports and victory points. Alerts such as being in low supply, and a summary of combat progress, are provided for an entire theater, and reinforcement priority can be set for an entire theater.Īir and sea region names will also appear below the command theaters to provide alerts such as impending invasions, ongoing sea battles, and enemy air superiority.įor example, as Germany, assigning units to Eastern and Western theaters will enable easy evaluation of armies on both fronts. If you spot a mistake then you are welcome to fix it.Ī theater is a player-defined high-level group of command groups.
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