Current stable is 2.6.14748
TripleA map for Global 1940 Alpha Final
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@P@nther:
Veqryn, are you going to provide a Global 3.5 version soon?
I noticed that the new xml reports of a version 3.5 but the downloader still downloads the 3.4 map.seems i forgot to upload it.
Version 3.5 is out
changes:
1. sz115 no longer connects to Poland
2. added “objectives tab” info for use with future triplea version 1.6.1.3 -
Great, thanks :-)
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Now the downloader says version 3.5.1 is new and installed - but the map still shows 3.5 only… !?
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I encountered a bug. When doing a test run of a amphibious assault I noticed that I was not allowed to retreat in the sea battle. If this is supposed to work I can provide a save file. Also this was game version 3.4 tripleA version 1.6.1.2
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@P@nther:
Now the downloader says version 3.5.1 is new and installed - but the map still shows 3.5 only… !?
that is just to get people to update from the ‘non-3.5’ they downloaded earlier
3.5 is latest
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I encountered a bug. When doing a test run of a amphibious assault I noticed that I was not allowed to retreat in the sea battle. If this is supposed to work I can provide a save file. Also this was game version 3.4 tripleA version 1.6.1.2
i just tested it and was able to successfully retreat from a sea battle, before the amphibious assault
please note that you can not retreat until the end of each combat round
and if there is no sea battle, you also can not retreat
and if your units did not come from another sea zone (ie: they started there and never moved) then they also would not be able to retreat
if what you have is still a bug, please send it to me, or give me a link, or upload here
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My mistake. There was a enemy submarine in the only viable sea zone I could retreat to. While I ran right over it on my way to the attack I’ve realized that perhaps it’s not legal to retreat back unto it.
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Actually according to the faq tread and the rulebook when I’m double check the submarine should not make the sea zone hostile so I should be allowed to retreat.
Attaching the save. -
Actually according to the faq tread and the rulebook when I’m double check the submarine should not make the sea zone hostile so I should be allowed to retreat.
Attaching the save.Maybe I found the reason:
Assuming you are talking about the round 6 German attack from SZ 113 via SZ 114 to SZ 115 with the amphibious assault in Novgorod:
There is no sea battle in SZ 115 so there is nothing to retreat from. -
Veqryn, how can I edit mode a loaded transport to a seazone?
I get an error saying “cannot add land units to water”. -
@P@nther:
Veqryn, how can I edit mode a loaded transport to a seazone?
I get an error saying “cannot add land units to water”.You have to use “EDIT MOVE” to do that.
Edit the land units onto some land touching the sea zone. Edit some transport into the sea zone.
Click on the “ACTION tab”, and assuming it is either combat move or noncombat move, you can then move them around to where ever you want.
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Maybe I found the reason:
Assuming you are talking about the round 6 German attack from SZ 113 via SZ 114 to SZ 115 with the amphibious assault in Novgorod:
There is no sea battle in SZ 115 so there is nothing to retreat from.As I explained in an earlier post I create the battle by scrambling air from Novgorod. Wanted to mimic the original battle as much as possible in order to get the same result. (ie an inability to retreat)
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As I explained in an earlier post I create the battle by scrambling air from Novgorod. Wanted to mimic the original battle as much as possible in order to get the same result. (ie an inability to retreat)
Sorry, I did not read anything about the initial scramble in your posts so maybe I have overseen this.
Anyway, this is an interesting scenario. I will further investigate… -
@P@nther:
Veqryn, how can I edit mode a loaded transport to a seazone?
I get an error saying “cannot add land units to water”.You have to use “EDIT MOVE” to do that.
Edit the land units onto some land touching the sea zone. Edit some transport into the sea zone.
Click on the “ACTION tab”, and assuming it is either combat move or noncombat move, you can then move them around to where ever you want.
OK, thanks :-)
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@P@nther:
As I explained in an earlier post I create the battle by scrambling air from Novgorod. Wanted to mimic the original battle as much as possible in order to get the same result. (ie an inability to retreat)
Sorry, I did not read anything about the initial scramble in your posts so maybe I have overseen this.
Anyway, this is an interesting scenario. I will further investigate…This is what I found out:
1. I tested a scenario in which three fighters scrambled to SZ 115 . The attacking ships scored 1 hit and the defending fighters scored 1 hit. TripleA did not give me the option to retreat, although the submarines in SZ 114 did not conduct combat before.
2. Same scenario as 1 - but I removed the Russian sub in SZ 114 before. Now after the first round of combat in SZ 115 the option to retreat was given - and the German units retreated successfully to SZ 114.Conclusion: TripleA seems to treat SZ 114 as hostile when the Russian submarine is present - no matter if there is/was or will be a combat.
So the presence of the sub is not and cannot be ignored - … so it seems to be a bug. -
fixed the retreat thing for next version
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@ Cmdr Jennifer,
check this out:
http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=29301.0new version to be out soon!
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Is there any reason why China lacks a capital?
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Is there any reason why China lacks a capital?
China doesn’t have a capital in the Board game version of AAG40
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And the reason China doesn’t have a capital in the board game is because it was meant to be impossible to take over their capital, which allows you to take a country’s money and stop all production and income.
The capital of China IS a victory city. But China doesn’t have a “capital” like the other powers, by design.
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