@Subotai:

If you pay Comradekev (TripleA developer) he will probably do the necessary coding within 2-3 weeks.

:-D

@Subotai:

Or you can try to get a cheaper coder in India to do the job

:cry:

It’s not as easy as you might think.  Come on over to http://triplea.sourceforge.net/mywiki/Forum and check out some of the map mods for the TripleA engine.

@Krieghund:

This is in poor taste.

… but true.

You can hop on over to the TripleA site and download/install that game engine.  You can get a feel for rules, etc. from some of the maps you can download.

http://triplea.sourceforge.net/mywiki/Installing

Also, feel free to hop on over to the TripleA forums for tips and help.

http://triplea.sourceforge.net/mywiki/Forum

Well…… it IS France.
:-D

Yup, that would be a NO.

http://www.foxbusiness.com/story/markets/industries/entertainment/hasbro-says-interested-selling-company/

@MrBlack103:

I have a feeling they’ll make sure there’s less mistakes in AAE40, but I do not know how “much” less that will be

Doubtful

@swordfish:

For one, I could not seem to find any of the map files (such as ‘basetiles’, ‘relieftiles’, ‘games’, etc.) that are a part of the default games (which I believe there are four of, including Big World 1942) that come with the TripleA client.

When downloading maps, they are saved in the same location as the savegames (the user folder) rather than in the application directory.  For instance, on my Win system, they are in C:\Users\username\triplea\maps.

@skinny1:

The AAP40 rule book is now online at WotC.

Where?  I’m not seeing them on the http://www.wizards.com downloads page- just the previous versions.