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Ralph Trickey maintains TOAW III
I set this Blog up for fun, and for my own edication! Nothing is guaranteed, it's for my own use primarily, so even if I say that something may happen with the next release, please understand that it may not. I plan to post random thoughts and other things like that at random times here. I don't have a specific plan for what will be here.
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The high seas

I spent some quality time playing with the seaborne and naval support units. I think they're now fast enough to be usable, and while not great, are at least good enough for now. They do some unexpected things, and mostly do reasonable things. I'll leave it at that for now and get back to the real work needed for this patch. I'll revisit it once more to avoid the sore guns. That isn't difficult, juse a bit tedious to get right and keep performant.

Posted by Ralph Trickey on Sunday, January 18, 2009 10:40 PM
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Pionier

Monday, January 19, 2009 1:51 PM

Pionier

Good news, wahts about the problem i sent you by mail?

I testified that bug with fite and the great war.

greetings

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