I'm not so sure. Especially with respect to the consumption of food.
In many cases, I can move an army into a wilderness or forest region with no city, and they can stay there, apparently using no supplies at all, for months on end. Their supply of food does not go down at all. Often, when I check the supply status of the regions (using the supply filter button) these regions are shown in red.
Are units consuming supplies like they are supposed to?
Well, they are supposed anyway! 
Create a situation where you believe something is weird. Then send me the whole saved game, with backups to support@ageod.com. I should get some time, but no before a good week, to see if something is wrong.
Create a situation where you believe something is weird. Then send me the whole saved game, with backups to support@ageod.com. I should get some time, but no before a good week, to see if something is wrong.
Hofstadter's Law: "It always takes longer than you expect, even when you take into account Hofstadter's law."
No need for save game files. Quickly try the following experiment.
Start the 1776 campaign as the Americans.
Take John Patterson from New York with the two militia regiments assigned to him, the 5th NY and the 2nd NJ. Order them to move to the east end of Long Island. Hit end turn.
Patterson arrives at Long Island. It is February. His food and water still shows 100%. Well, maybe starting the turn in New York provided him with supply. Let's see what happens when he sits in Long Island for a month, a region with a supply level of only 1. It contains no city, is not adjacent to a city, and Patterson has no supply wagons. His supplies should decrease next month, right? Hit end turn again.
It is now March 1776. Patterson still shows 100% food and water supply. Why and how?
Start the 1776 campaign as the Americans.
Take John Patterson from New York with the two militia regiments assigned to him, the 5th NY and the 2nd NJ. Order them to move to the east end of Long Island. Hit end turn.
Patterson arrives at Long Island. It is February. His food and water still shows 100%. Well, maybe starting the turn in New York provided him with supply. Let's see what happens when he sits in Long Island for a month, a region with a supply level of only 1. It contains no city, is not adjacent to a city, and Patterson has no supply wagons. His supplies should decrease next month, right? Hit end turn again.
It is now March 1776. Patterson still shows 100% food and water supply. Why and how?
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Ya know, at this scale, I wonder if having a force draw supply from an adjacent area is correct.
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Perhaps we might see a day where we have to issue orders for forces to forage; that should slow them down (perhaps doubling the cost of entering a region?) and possibly anger the local populace if too much foraging is needed.
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Perhaps we might see a day where we have to issue orders for forces to forage; that should slow them down (perhaps doubling the cost of entering a region?) and possibly anger the local populace if too much foraging is needed.
Here's another example.
Start the 1778 Northern Campaign scenario. Remove the supply wagon from the Continental army, then march them into the Tuscacora mountains to the west, where the supply level is 0, and there are no immediately adjacent cities. With no artillery, they can get there by the middle of May.
Leave the army there until November. They will still have 100% of their food and water supply.
It looks to me like armies simply aren't consuming food and water at all when they are in friendly territory, regardless of the supply level of the region they are in.
Start the 1778 Northern Campaign scenario. Remove the supply wagon from the Continental army, then march them into the Tuscacora mountains to the west, where the supply level is 0, and there are no immediately adjacent cities. With no artillery, they can get there by the middle of May.
Leave the army there until November. They will still have 100% of their food and water supply.
It looks to me like armies simply aren't consuming food and water at all when they are in friendly territory, regardless of the supply level of the region they are in.
checked, there was a bug 
Sorry, we will try to post a BOA patch as soon as possible. We would like to add to BOA the new Focus On Move feature of AACW too (you will have the option to have the map focus on all enemy moves, with a variable delay).
Sorry, we will try to post a BOA patch as soon as possible. We would like to add to BOA the new Focus On Move feature of AACW too (you will have the option to have the map focus on all enemy moves, with a variable delay).
Hofstadter's Law: "It always takes longer than you expect, even when you take into account Hofstadter's law."
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