That takes a lot of brain cycles to remember, and I still haven’t done much with it. You can map units to the D-pad directional controls and easily switch to them. The Creative Assembly added some nice touches, like shortcuts on the D-pad, which are customizable. Of course, some of those units are part of groups, so you can’t actually control all 80 units at once as you can in typical PC RTS games. With Halo Wars 2, the maps are much more expansive, and you can get 80 soldiers on the screen. But that game had a fairly limited field of view, and you couldn’t get very many units on the screen at once. If you held the bumper down, you could select all of your units on the map. You could press the right bumper to select local units or those within your field of view. The original Halo Wars, which came out in 2009, had a good control scheme on a controller.
