I think the biggest issue is setting up an enemy AI reaction to the firing. In Sea Power, you are very limited in getting the AI to do anything but a basic reaction. In CMO, you have a number of tools to react to being fired on. From firing down the bearing, running away, breaking ships out of the ...

Just for closeure, here is the fairly significant change in autosave structure when it was announced.

https://forums.matrixgames.com/viewtopi ... e#p5061739

Are you pulling the autosaves from the subfolder with the game name under the autosave folder?

I just tested it in 1706 and it seems to be working as expected.

"grandpa’s paper copy"

I feel old.

I think DPI settings for the game or windows text size settings.

"It might be in there as Type 052DL Luyang III Mod [125 Zibo]"

I think functionally its the same. Someone with better Chinese reading skills will have to judge this one.

https://forums.matrixgames.com/viewtopic.php?t=411276

Might want to run the most current version of the game. There were several RTB issues fixed in it.

To create something with more flexibility, a "visibility" setting might be better than just depending on fog/smoke specifically. Other games use that setting in every scenario and connecting it to zones would make it much easier.

I just started the Aegean Live DLC and after an hour, the datablock was still toggling periodically between night/day as I scrolled across the map. Zooming in seems to reduce the toggling slightly.

This is fixed in the latest beta build available on Steam/standalone https://forums.matrixgames.com/viewtopic.php?t=411954


So this build will replace the current one soon? there will be an update we download in steam?


You can copy the beta into the Steam game directory to use the beta on ...

I wonder if you overlay time zones across the map, you might find a correlation. It doesn't change night/day, but might screw up CMO's interpretation of it as time zone exceptions are not considered.

"The error message was mistakenly shown due to a UI flaw (now fixed), a refuel WP should work with no issues even when not adjacent to ingress/egress turning points"

Thanks goodness for that explanation. I didn't realize it was a bub.

Do you see any kind of performance hit with large overlays? And what can you expect file sizes to be? For example, the example you just showed.

Russian Navy is not over its struggles.

https://en.defence-ua.com/news/russian_admiral_chabanenko_was_supposed_to_become_a_frigate_but_risks_repeating_the_fate_of_the_kuznetsov-15431.html

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/us/admiral-kuznetsov-russias-only-aircraft-carrier-set ...

I found this very enlightening and fairly easy to understand around how information was transferred for setting targets.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IyP3rlaKlQ

All I have seen in real life is a supertanker hit two mines during the Iran-Iraq war and all that did was superficial damage and the ship continued on its way. That's a 500 lb warhead on a very heavily compartmentalize ship. In the incident above the ship took on a negligible amount of water. In CMO ...

I went back and looked at some very old threads to validate my memory that it was by mount.

How about posting a save for someone to look at instead of everyone guessing? Its in the basic posting rules when asking for help. Otherwise its just wasting time and effort of people wanting to help.

The log file would be helpful here. The situation is very dependent on when the missiles were fired and where the contact was when fired. The log file will help recreate the situation for a good analysis.

edit: Actually going through the in-game message log sheds some light. It also shows the ...

He is an expert on the matter so his speculations may be considered gospel truth compared with others opinions, rumors, etc.

In fact the game is using those 200 kms as max range, for a reason.

The truth is only known by the chinese military, and will only be public when tested in combat, and ...