<t> I am still having the problem I mentioned above in Post #15. It appears the download gets to the end, but then pauses before moving to the next step, which I assume is installation. Then I get the error message noted above.<br/>
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I'm not sure what to do. Re-installing seems pointless, as ...

<t> I just ran into this on both of my computers. In both cases it seems to be downloading fine for a few minutes until it gets almost to the end, then i get "Error: Unable to download file. An error occurred when downloading information from the server." I've tried downloading several times on each ...

<t> In essence, this change from RAW&nbsp;may result in the same overall "average" but introduces MUCH higher variability in the process.<br/>
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Under RAW, you may pull a number of "0" chits in a row, but eventually you WILL pull higher value chits, as the odds of pulling another "0 ...

US Entry has nothing to do with public opinion, only with how events influence&nbsp;votes in Congress along the Isolationist-Interventionist continuum.

<r> I too have been following the development of MWiF for years. The scale of the project is daunting, so I totally understand why it is taking the time it is taking. WiF is probably my favourite board game of all time, and I never thought a computer version could do it justice, but Steve's approach ...

That's an interesting suggestion, but probably best saved for a subsequent expansion. I've always thought certain objectives should have greater or lesser values for nations, as opposed to the current system where each one is worth the same to everyone.

<t> I think sub pens have the same priority as things like the ability to build additional railroads or fixed air defenses: nice chrome but not essential to the initial release of MWiF. However, subsequent versions can implement such things without too much difficulty, I would think. To this could ...

<t> One issue that needs to be considered is the setup if and when two countries are declared on simultaneously, in particular the Netherlands and Belgium. A good joint setup may be different from good individual setups for each country, depending on the tactical considerations. This may also be ...

<r> And now for my inaugural post on these boards:<br/>
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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>Who celebrates Ochi day and why? <e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>
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The Greeks. "Ochi" means "No" in Greek. The day commemorates the Greek refusal on October 28, 1940, to accede to Italian occupation. It is a ...