Key"G"-Hold Position you must first move before counterattack

[Bloodwing]

If you have units in G-Modus "Hold Poisition" and you want to click a enemy to attack them, the cursor has only the move Icon and not attack-icon. The units move to this position and not fire at the enemy. Please fix it. At this time you must first move your units and then can you attack the enemy.

[Paladestar]

Ah, so that's why sometimes my units move right next to the target, instead of attacking it and why sometimes when I order my units to attack and they don't even move. That's been driving me mad since the demos.

I just jumped into the game to test this after reading this post and Bloodwing is right

My units on hold-position just move to a target unit or building if I right-click on that enemy unit/building.

My units on hold-position do nothing if I press [A] to attack move, but accidentally click on a unit or building. The game shows the red circle with a line through it cursor icon (like on a 'no smoking' sign) when the cursor is over the target unit and clicking does nothing. Same if trying to [Ctrl]+[Right-click] (attack move everything, even non-threats).

This needs to be fixed please!

[skyshroudsylvan]

An easy work around would be to move your units into position or use short patrol patterns. Units that move to attack will return to their original spot after the enemy is dealt with. My best suggestions until it's fixed.

[darkblade]

Originally posted by Bloodwing:

If you have units in G-Modus "Hold Poisition" and you want to click a enemy to attack them, the cursor has only the move Icon and not attack-icon. The units move to this position and not fire at the enemy. Please fix it. At this time you must first move your units and then can you attack the enemy.

you know what, i dont care anymore, if my units want to die so be it, the good units with decend range wont do that anyways but if my gunship wants to get shoot down this badly then he can have that

[Bloodwing]

Saber Support have sended the problem to senior programmer.