Why can't I unload my army from my ships?

[lazysack]

Trying to unload an army onto the Cherokee nation (Georgia), but it won't let me..

??

I've selected the units and clicked on the land, and it says it can't do it..

[Ardri]

Sometimes the game is really finicky about where you can and can't unload troops from ships. Try moving your ship over one space and trying again. I've run into this a couple of places, especially some of the islands in the Caribbean, but normally just moving the ship over a bit solves it. Hope this helps you out.

[lazysack]

I've tried unloading them ANYWHERE, including my own land (Bahamas)..

No go..

You just highlight the army units, and R click on the land, right?

[A Very Super Market]

There should be a disembark option, in port at least. Are you getting the "disembark" button? If it is your normal cursor, that means you have to move it closer to the shore.

[Ardri]

I don't think it matters if you have the navy or the army highlighted as long as you are near the coast. Also, you have to move the navy first. So if you are next to your island and you load the navy, then you click to disembark the troops on Georgia without first moving the navy they get off back onto the island where they loaded. I still think it may be an issue of the ship being in the wrong spot or just not being able to find the right spot to unload them. When I invaded Georgia I had to ask GB for military access to land in their territory and march down on it. Like I said earlier, the game is really finicky about where troops can get on and off the ships.

[JeromeBaker]

I have had the same problem as well. I just keep going up and down the coast trying to drag the army off and eventually it works. I am not sure how factual this is, but I am pretty sure I have better luck if I click on a unit and hold the button down and drag the cursor over land and release (I wont release until the cursor type changes to show that the unit can be moved) than actually clicking the unit and then clicking the land. I hope my explination makes sense