Triple A Problem

@thrasher1 Still there is no (and likely will never be) a TripleA version similar to the boardgame. What you can currently download is a map inspired by the Zombie’s topic - but that one does not cover the boardgame mechanics and rules.

@Slip-Capone This is not likely to happen anytime soon. The game mechanics of 1914 are too different so the game engine would need a lot of new code. It is way more than simply adding a new map.

There has been a discussion on the old, deprecated developer forum:
http://tripleadev.1671093.n2.nabble.com/World-War-1-year-1914-td7583022.html
as well as on the new forum:
https://forums.triplea-game.org/topic/688/has-anyone-tried-to-make-world-war-i-larry-harris-game

So forums.triplea-game.org would be the place to add something to the discussion.

@simon33:

Oh quite. It seems that 32bit Windows doesn’t allow Java to use more than 1100MB or so.

Painful.

Yes, 32-bit Windows has some RAM limitations/restrictions.

I wasn’t sure where to put this, but it is an unresolved issue.  Could we create a “tip jar” for the creator?  Or swear on our dead horse that we will eventually purchase a physical copy of AnA in order to protect intellectual property rights?  Do I think most of us already have a copy?  Yes.  Multiple editions?  Yes.  I just wish there was some way to express that.

It works in reverse, I think.  New players who might be exposed to triplea first will inevitably buy a physical copy.  These things must have crossed someone else’s mind, no?

the AI is really just a novelty used for learning how to use the triplea controls and user interface, and for practicing a map for the first time ever

playing other people is what the game is about

i have no plans to do any work on the AI at all

Stand for Order Of Loss, in other words in what order you want to lose your units in the battle.

Thank You all :)

@Gargantua:

I am just curious as to who gets the credit for making Triple A? and Battlemap?

Jesus.

Jesus saves.