Awesome. Many thanks for creating the truely sweet campaign.

I figured it was the funky way the AI hunts whatever the closest victory hex is. As far as Tallinn, that scenario worked for me. Only minor issue I can think of is in Leningrad the East most group of German units sat in front of the small town and airfield and never attacked. Forgot to report that w...

Slight issue found with Klin-Krasnaya Polyana mission. Not sure if this was intended or its just the AI doing what the AI is known for. If its not intended it is probably the AIs single minded victory hex hunting doing this. Northern German thrust splits in two and gets shredded as it can't protect ...

OK got it working. Figured out the problem. I moved the whole Massi mod folder into MODS. Had to take out the sub folder and move just that. Thanks gents. I'll get to testing.

This is what I am running. Thats why I wondering if I needed to move any files manually.

OK. I'm having an issue where the mini map and hex co-ords display forest. However the map itself displays cities or clear terrain.

Confused with Massi's Mod. Am I supposed to copy the tile files from the base game into his mods tile folders and then put his mod in GME?

looks nice

Just tested the new language files in the non Steam version and I am seeing the English translation in every scenario.

Worked perfectly with 7 zip. Thank you.

So I'm trying to unzip Pacific Corps and I'm having no luck. It seems to be password protected. Does anyone know a way around this?

Still interested myself.

Interesting :D . But, where did you find all this out? (So I have somewhere better than wiki and some video for research) - BNC Flexibility and Limitation in Steppe Formations: The Kerait Khanate and Chinggis Khan though I did modify them to fit within the limitations of the game. The real ranks ar...

The Mongol ranks were as such.

Aravt (Squad) Commander= Arban
Zuut (Company) Commander= Jagutu
Mingghan (Regiment) Commander= Minggan
Tumen (Division) Commander= Tumetu
Ordu (Horde) Commander= Khan

rezaf wrote:Out of curiosity, were there actually any real historical examples of forts that looked like the vanilla icon - i.e. an observatory with a gun instead of a lense?
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http://hem.fyristorg.com/robertm/norge/ ... rence.html

Scroll 3/4 of the way down to 12 cm tornkanon.

I gather BNC thinks more in terms of 1 hex = 10 km, so he would have to chose the ranges based on playability rather than historical accuracy, as he did with WWI artillery ranges. Or am I wrong? Cheers I was looking at things the same way. If historical accuracy was based on the map size then every...

RE: unit range. This is going to be a tough one and may depend on play testing instead of historical accuracy to find the right balance. To give you an idea where to start I would suggest with working on the premise of each hex being equivalent to 100 meters range. With that as a base we would be wo...

My only question is how exactly will you be able to pull this off. IIRC when the Mongols invaded China they assaulted with a force 100-120K strong. However over the expansion of their empire their forces became more spread out until they reached Eastern Europe utilizing Toumans 10-30k strong with es...

Well then if we are talking a long continuous "fortification" then we could go back another 1000 years in history. Now I was so focused on the terrain tiles of the north that I failed to note the south. With the absence of the Grand Canal that would put the map as pre 1270. So I'm guessing...

Well the map is of the Yellow Sea and surrounding lands. The trench lines appear to indicate the approximate extent of Manchukuo, however you hinted its not in the 20th century. Instead I might guess those trench lines represent the Willow Palisade which would indicate the map is post 1650. Only 2 m...