Zbrozlo's mods & campaigns

[Zbrozlo]

Has anyone else had a similar problem? Everything works fine for me. After completing the first scenario, the second one loads without any crashes. Dmoore, did you try loading a save, finishing the first scenario, and then launching the second one again? Are you still experiencing the issue?

[Dmoore]

I tried reinstallng the mod and replaying scenario 1 and I tried letting the game run to turn 30 before taking the last victory point. Neither worked. Scenario 2 loads but 'continue' tab does not appear. I guess I am out of luck until someone comes up with a suggestion. Let me know if they do. Looks like a fun mod.

[Zbrozlo]

Did you try testing it on a clean, unmodded version of the game, and the issue didn’t occur there? I'm not sure what might be causing this. You can try deleting the settings.dat file, or maybe it's called options — I don’t quite remember the exact name right now. You’ll find it on drive C. Navigate to: C:\Documents\My Games\Order of Battle - WW2\Settings, and delete the options.dat file. If that doesn’t help, unfortunately, I’m not able to assist you further at this time.

[terminator]

We should be sure to have the game up to date

[Dmoore]

Z, before I delete the options.dat file, will it affect my ability to play other scenarios or mods? I notice that the file just updated with a modify date of today because I was playing a different OOB scenario today.

[Zbrozlo]

No, but now I don't think it will help with your problem either. Have you updated the game to the latest version?

[Dmoore]

I have version 1.5

[Zbrozlo]

That explains a lot. I suggest upgrading to Version 10.0.0.

[Zbrozlo]

Hello and welcome. I am currently working on a new supplementary campaign for the Polish People's Army mod. The campaign follows the combat path of the 2nd Polish Army in 1945 and is currently in an intensive testing and balancing phase.

The scenarios depict battalion-level engagements and sequentially cover the crossing of the Lusatian Neisse and the Battle of Niesky, followed by the Battle of Bautzen shown in three stages—from the initial offensive to heavy defensive fighting—and finally the fighting at Mělník during the Prague Offensive in May 1945.

The campaign places strong emphasis on the historical structure of the 2nd Polish Army, a dynamic battlefield situation, and difficult command decisions, particularly during the fighting around Bautzen. Additionally, the Polish–Soviet side lacks air support for most of the campaign.

[terminator]

The successful recapture of Bautzen, Weißenberg and surroundings is called one of the last successful German armored counterattacks of the war.

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[terminator]

A mini campaign recounting the 63 Days of the Warsaw uprising could be interesting ?

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[Zbrozlo]

This is quite a difficult topic, if I were to stick to my current approach to it. The uprising was suppressed by a large number of police units, SS, gendarmerie, foreign formations, and so on. t’s a right mess, it’s hard to get the exact figures. I had been thinking about something similar, but on a smaller scale, as part of a campaign about the Polish Armed Forces in the West. Unfortunately, I have health problems and I’m unable to finish even the campaign about the 2nd Polish Army in te east. I don’t know when I’ll finish the campaign or whether I’ll take on another project. Sorry.