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Yeah there lies a problem indeed. Overproducing and not enough supplies for the AI. Then again if all of the AI units would be supplied enough I think I wouldn't stand a chance against that horde. I think Webizen hits the nail right on the head ...

<r> It was then that something transformational occurred. Upon loading my turn, I noticed the AI left the <COLOR color="#0000FF"><s>[color=#0000FF]</s>blue<e>[/color]</e></COLOR> hex with only a single unit of x14 armored cars, while I had 3 LT IIs in the hex directly south of it, for defensive ...

<r> On to the situation. I found this to be a rather peculiar map, since I had less territory than either of the other two regimes, but had the advantage of a short and defendable border, save for the few desert hexes. As such, I immediately advanced with my starting forces and began a buildup and ...

And the initial minimap. The Soviet and British regimes are allied normal AIs.

I didn't intend to AAR this scenario originally, it being more of a testbed for me to get to know ATG a bit better, but some recent events in it have proven to be quite interesting.

Without much further ado, here's the scenario itself. Still have the .at2 file, btw.:

Thanks, that was a really fast response Should have noticed those...

<t> I tried to rename a location hex (city) in the ATG editor after generating a random map. Accordingly, I changed the name and label1 fields in the Hex panel, however, fragments of the old name that overflew into the neighboring hex remained there as artifacts, even after saving the scenario and ...

P. S.: Won't proceed immediately. Due to the forum's antispam approach, I'd have to include images at a very low quality. That would defeat the very purpose of including them.

<r> Here's an AAR of a Classic random game I just started. The settings are not dissimilar to bwheatley's legendary stickied game, and for good reason: I find these island-based maps to be great fun, and a challenge too, necessitating a combination of all arms to succeed.<br/>
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Creating these ...