Courier Menu vs Courier Message

[Davinci]

It might be a work around to this, but I don't know of it, but it appears that when you are in the Courier Menu giving orders, and a Courier Message appears - the message will knock you out of the process of giving orders.

This is a small issue, but while you are in the process of giving orders during combat, it is sort of irritating to do a repeat of all of those clicks, to read a message that you really don’t care about reading.

davinci

[Jack ONeill]

Brother,

The answer is somewhere in the game. I can't remember where I saw it, but you can set up the messages so they don't pop up. Kind of a "read later" aspect. I've had that same annoying issue, but, as usual, been too lazy to deal with it. It is somewhere in the "options" set up, I believe.

Jack

[Davinci]

Jack ONeill , Thanks for the info, I'll look around for the correct setting!

davinci

[Little Powell]

Jack ONeill , Thanks for the info, I'll look around for the correct setting!

davinci

You've probably found it by now, but un-check "Auto Display Courier Messages" in the options.

[Davinci]

You've probably found it by now, but un-check "Auto Display Courier Messages" in the options.

10-4, thanks, Little Powell.

Anorher Question - is there a setting that will make the courier leave the position of the original General, instead of being dispatched by the Commanding General?

Example - General Armistead request that General Garnett support him on the extreme left-flank, but the courier doesn't come from him, it is dispatched by General Lee, which makes the courier-system faster than it really should be.

I think that it would be a lot better if the courier left from the position of General Armistead, then went to the position of General Lee, and then General Lee would send the message to General Garnett.

Thanks,

davinci