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If you dont intend to use it, just remove the hotkey? I was under the impression they would add an option for that? This kind of is a proposed improvement to attack-move. Although your proposal is also interesting. -
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Maybe it's better to improve attack-move? Make your units prioritize other enemy units if sufficient number of units is already engaged on the nearest target. This prioritization would only activate while the units are ordered to attack move. Units on offensive and defensive stance will by default behave as they do now. Situation would be as follows: 1) Your army is approaching the enemy army on attack move command. 2) First 4-5 units see the nearest enemy and go after it. 3) Second 4-5 units see that the nearest enemy is already engaged by 5 units, so they choose a different target. 4) Repeat for the rest of your army. The number of units that will go after the nearest unit can be changed in the settings. Siege units won't have this logic, as they are primarily used to target specific buildings. We can also exempt buildings from it, as most of the time you don't want to attack buildings with your units. If the above logic proves to be good, we can change the default targeting, too. -
Oh no pls don't add it to A28 You can mod in whatever way you want, but adding to the base game is a different story. Firstly who will make the patch and whether the patch will be approved is another story. Secondly this feature, if activated accidentally, can be disastrous. Tests have shown that my own micro is better than this selectionbox targeting even though I would have to click hundreds of times. -
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Well, if you want an old gaming PC, you will have more option with Win10 than with any Linux. And in all cases, a SSD is just a massive increase in comfort and performance for a cheap price. Whatever if you go with Windows or Linux, a SSD changes considerably the experience. The end of support for Win10 will mostly concern Microsoft integrated features and Microsoft cloud based apps. Most of the programs and application will still run on Win10 for a few years. Even if you are getting a new Win11 laptop, upgrading your Win10 laptop would be a good option to increase its longevity. If you want to try Linux Mint, you can put it on the SSD directly and like this you still have the HDD with Win10 in case you change your mind. Yeah it looks fine. Just check you can open the case of the laptop and change the disk drive easily before buying it. And verify the HDD is a 2.5 inch form factor, generally it is the case but it is better to check. Ah and something else, you don't have bitlocker activated on the Win10 laptop? If it is a home or familial edition, it is generally not the case. -
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