Someone remembered... "If you cannot find the game's folder in Documents\My Games then we must have left the save game location at its Unity default, which is C:\Users\<username>\AppData\LocalLow - it's a hidden folder so you may need to change your Windows settings to make it visible. If I rem...

Someone remembered... "If you cannot find the game's folder in Documents\My Games then we must have left the save game location at its Unity default, which is C:\Users\<username>\AppData\LocalLow - it's a hidden folder so you may need to change your Windows settings to make it visible. If I rem...

kaleun wrote: ↑Mon Jun 08, 2015 11:35 pm Well, On windows 7 I can't seem to find the path to the save games. (To do a fresh restart under the patch)

I tried this on win 7, but no luck.

Has anyone found the path/location for the saved files?

I tried to find this location, but it doesn't show up.

C:\Users\<username>\AppData\LocalLow\Every Single Soldier\Vietnam 65\saves

I have looked everywhere, but no joy on finding the location of the saved games. It is the Matrix version for PC, not Steam. I run the game on a Tower with win xp pro 32 bit, Pentium 4 cpu 3.2GHz, 4gb ddr2 ram,Geforce 610 1 gb. My files are stored: c:\Slitherine\Vietnam 65\ Even if some can direct m...

Using Rules of Engagement is a manual mod that makes the game more enjoyable\realistic and gives greater depth and life to a very good game. I find using a manual mod is similar following the printed rules when playing the older SSI\Avalon Hill hex counter games. A pain in the ass, but it works. I p...

I find the challenge is trying play as close to a realistic simulation as possible by using Rules of Engagement. EG.... Only ARVN can enter villages for intel. Other units must obtain intel by direct assault (ie direct fire). Direct fire provides intel after the battle, whereas indirect fire does no...

I have looked everywhere, but no joy on finding the location of the saved games.

It is the Matrix version for PC, not Steam.

I run the game on a Tower with win xp pro 32 bit, Pentium 4 cpu 3.2GHz, 4gb ddr2 ram,Geforce 610 1 gb.

My files are stored:

c:\Slitherine\Vietnam 65\

How do I reset the medals to zero?

I have tried uninstalling and then reinstalling the game, but no joy.

Sorry, I don't know. I just got the game this year.

I have only cherry picked the scenarios and have found them to be the same as the original, but in in a PzC interphase, using the PzC rules, etc.

I preferred PGF over the original PG/AG and with exposure to PzC I am enjoying this even more.

Playing the original scenarios allows you to compare.

Great!

Thanks.

I'm trying to find a link for Velikiye Luki, but any link seems dead. Does anyone have a copy or know of a valid link? Never heard of it mate, but you could always build it yourself in the Editor, I build stuff all the time, it's great fun..:) I'm trying the editor :D When I edit an existing scenar...

Thanks. I sent him a pm.

PoorOldSpike wrote:

ab067 wrote:I'm trying to find a link for Velikiye Luki, but any link seems dead.
Does anyone have a copy or know of a valid link?

Never heard of it mate, but you could always build it yourself in the Editor, I build stuff all the time, it's great fun..

Russian Front, nov 1942.

I'm trying to find a link for Velikiye Luki, but any link seems dead.

Does anyone have a copy or know of a valid link?

They are PG/AG/PGF scenarios using the PzC interphase/icons/maps/etc.

Since I am familiar with the scrnarios from paying PG/AG/PGF, the transition to learning PzC is seamless.

Playing the various scenarios, I am finding a balanced force of armour, flak, artillery, etc for combined arms is the better approach.

Is there a hotkey for centering the map on a hex? While cycling through my units, I sometimes find that the unit in a hex I am checking is off to the edge. I like to expand and shrink my viewing area while cycling through the hexes. By centering the map with a hotkey I won't screw up and move a unit...

Found the original converted AG and PG campaign/scenarios. I just unzipped them and transfered the pzloc and pzscn files into the scenario folder and opened them up via the custom button. http://www.slitherine.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=147&t=39055#p365410 http://www.slitherine.com/forum/viewtopi...