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Ralph Trickey maintains TOAW III
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Getting a little closer. I just pulled the player options out of the save games and into an ini file, and a dialog. Having some of the options like the air assistant in the save game files got annoying since they'd revert to the last save game played.

I posted a request on gamesquad for some translations.

Ralph


Categories: Operational Art of War (TOAW)
Posted by Ralph Trickey on Monday, March 02, 2009 12:34 AM
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Colin Wright United States

Thursday, April 09, 2009 8:43 PM

Colin Wright

'...There are now things like air combat and weather which still happen at the beginning of the turn...'

Note that it makes a difference whether one is P1 or P2 with regards to the weather.  Player P1 can see where the clouds will be for P2 and hide his ships and seaborne units under clouds -- results aren't guaranteed, but the odds of avoiding detection improve, and P2's airstrikes will be less effective.

P2 doesn't enjoy the same luxury.

Ralph Trickey United States

Friday, April 10, 2009 4:11 PM

Ralph Trickey

Colin,
  You're right, I'd missed that. I don't don't want to run it twice, that would double the freeze rate. I'll see if I can simply scramble the cloud cover only between sides.

Franchise Options United Kingdom

Thursday, April 16, 2009 5:10 AM

Franchise Options

Hey - just checking out the blogengine.net platform on yoru site as I am looking to change over from wordpress. How are you finding it's backend and themes?

Cheers

Matthew Anderson

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