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As i said the S key helps a lot.
The AI is the one deciding to only deploy to the first front only.
The army will basically run as many simultaneous orders as you wish, but it gets pretty confusing quickly. And since Generals have better traits, but only support 24 divisions, you might as well use more general sized armies, instead of giant Marshall ones.
nope not as far as i know, and i wished it was there ...
I'm not saying the system is good, but after getting used to it, it works pretty well, even on the fly.
.... Well there is just no function for the AI to judge what it needs in this situation. You can call it a missed feature, sure, but saying an AI decided soemthing when it clearly is just doing nothing is just wrong. You know an AI does not have an intent in intself, right?
https://imgur.com/mE3Vll1