AA50

@cfettig

This link has been outdated for years.

This is the correct address to register with the dice server:
https://dice.marti.triplea-game.org/

Where have you taken the screenshot from?

Welcome to the forum.

@Stucifer said in new version:

Most forum games I see on 2.6.?? with a lot of variance in the ?? part of the version number. Basically every small thing that the Triple A team works on gets recorded and stored as a version number, which is why there are so many.

Exactly. Every small change or adjustment leads to a new pre-release. But only a very, very small fraction is savegame-compatibility breaking.

Meanwhile we are at 2.7xxxxx. A current problem is that we have been waiting for a new “stable” release for years. But it doesn’t look like this will occur anytime soon. So pre-releases are all we can get right now. Being “stable” is just a tag, a timestamp in development history, however. Pre-releases usually are not “unstable”.

@VictoryFirst

It looks like the players - once again - have to take care of the game rules themselves. As v1 rules differ from the Europe 1999 -rulebook.

@VictoryFirst

I recommend to finish current games with 2.6 and then start new games with 2.7.
Also, yes, all players should have the latest version installed.
2.7 is still in pre-status however.

@VictoryFirst

Thanks for clarifying! I did not notice that. Yeah, a different background would definitely help.

Just to bring it to attention:

In AA50 - when using Heavy Bombers for SBR - TripleA adds +1 to the best result of the two rolls, when it should only be
“You roll two dice for each bomber and select the best result when you attack or make a strategic bombing raid.”

I will try to report that on tripleadev, too.

(In Global 1940 this extra +1 is not added, although in both games “LHTR Heavy Bombers” is marked in the Game Options.)

Here, that’s more like what I was envisioning. (Obviously I’d start out with a German flag for the Axis VC and an American flag for the Allied VC counters.)

AA50_1941_Enhanced_Map.jpg

@Hobbes:

@captainjack:

@Cmdr:

Stable means it does not crash
Unstable means it freezes and/or crashes during normal operation.

Well then why would anyone use the unstable version??

Unstable versions have new features added, bugs fixed, etc. They’re a way to test those features before a new stable is released including them.

Thanks!