Rather than leader training, it's more military simulation...currently, that is.But this is nothing to worry about.Now that you mention it...They are too abstract to be used in tactics research, after all...But even then, there are too many tasks for me to be able to put attention to...But Admiral, don't you plan alongside us to make up for that?The fact that you make adjustments to planning is a great help, as a supplier.Even though you have next to nothing in terms of tactics and strategy......being able to change preexisting ones is something you're good at.It gets especially bad if it's spanning multiple groups...That's nothing to sneeze at.Especially since that adjustment phase is where the arguments happen.Don't know about recent versions, but boardgames in general aren't incorporated in sergeant general training.You see?
