Are you checked out on theJU-52?
The Minions are going to need a Load/Jump Master
Hell ...maybe we can even take off from the Graf Naughtybalrog
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Thanks for the catch. The bug is not unit related, i forgot to place one section of railroad towards El Alamein. There should be an update this weekend including the fix for this scenario, feedback related tweaks to Tunis and a new scenario.cedonxp wrote:Nico,
In the Egypt 43 scn the italian reinforcements arrive on trains, but the will not go into El Alemain. I can't unload them or send them into the interior of Egypt. They just stay in the trains and won't go past El Alemain. Any idea's why that is happening? The 4 itailan troops that entered the game have no such issues.




2 small corrections: "... hat festgestellt, dass der auf dem Bild gezeigte Ort der beste ...".nikivdd wrote:Scenario 45: Fallschirmjäger über Swakopmund
I'm no native english speaker either and sometimes the proper word doesn't pop up straightaway. But we do have a saying, when you say A, then at least say B. I don't mind nitpicking if a solution is presented like Huertgenwald does.Tarrak wrote:When we are nitpicking on the messages anyway already: I am by no means an english native speaker but wouldn't deploy be a better expression to use instead of unload. Unload seems more fitting in regards to some cargo rather then troops to me.



Beings that it's the Minions that are being used (after being given their frag order from Field Marshall Nikivdd) and that I (the commander of the Minions) and Naughtybalrog (the Jump/Load Master) understood immediaty what the orders where there should be no changes to the enlgish versionnikivdd wrote:I'm no native english speaker either and sometimes the proper word doesn't pop up straightaway. But we do have a saying, when you say A, then at least say B. I don't mind nitpicking if a solution is presented like Huertgenwald does.Tarrak wrote:When we are nitpicking on the messages anyway already: I am by no means an english native speaker but wouldn't deploy be a better expression to use instead of unload. Unload seems more fitting in regards to some cargo rather then troops to me.
Probably the proper word would be "disembark".






