<t>After reading a bit on the AVG I guess it should be in there.<br/>
If it had only served in China, removing it wouldn't be such a stretch as the Chinese theatre is non existent in the game, but<br/>
it did serve in Burma so fair enough. Reducing the experience could be an elegant solution though ...

<t>There wouldn't be to many games in existence that have had the legs of this one, I wonder if Gary Grigsby is aware that it is still going strong?.<br/>
I wish he could capture the magic again... Steel Panthers etc were brilliant games but they lack that certain magic that Pacwar has.<br/>
Less ...

<t>Nomad is correct, take Jitra and Malaya will fall.<br/>
I usually evacuate what I can from Singapore to Palembang at the start and will send in my fighters to singapore for about six turns....usually until just before it falls to the japs, this builds up the fighters experience, these then get ...

<t>A couple of other things ......<br/>
The Brits are way to strong in this version, their land forces<br/>
especially. I admit that playing a human is infinitely more challenging than playing the AI but still... I captured all of Malaya,Saigon, all of Philipines before Nov 1942.<br/>
My usual go to ...

<t>Here's a strange one......<br/>
Created a replenishment taskforce, sent it out to service<br/>
a surface combat TF, all is well..... replenishment TF returns<br/>
to Rennel Is. and I just automatically selected disband TF,<br/>
wasn't even really paying attention.... selected Y for disband<br ...

Have you tried running just the Pac.exe?
On my system the program goes weird if I try running it from the Matrix frontend but will run no problem in windows if I just run the Pac.exe file.
I have a pentium 2 800 and win 98SE.

<t>Thanks guys!!<br/>
Where else could you get such prompt and helpful advise! <br/>
Well that errant tanker captain is now behaving himself...THANKS Rich!!<br/>
On the supply problem... I followed your advise and kept merchants in India and it does make a big difference (thanks again!!)<br/>
On the ...

<t>OK,<br/>
A couple of questions the more experienced guys may be able to help with...<br/>
Supply... I'm swimming in supplies in Australia, even if all ports are empty of merchants, but having a hard time keeping India going...any ideas on how to keep India going???<br/>
Tankers... I picked up ...

<t>Just a quick thought...<br/>
If all the merchants accumulate in 2 or 3 ports, and as was stated in an earlier thread each port can only handle a certain amount of merchants,could you end up with say a port that can only utilise 30 merchants but it has 120 in there which would leave 90 in limbo ...

<t>Just a quick thought...<br/>
If all the merchants accumulate in 2 or 3 ports, and as was stated in an earlier thread each port can only handle a certain amount of merchants,could you end up with say a port that can only utilise 30 merchants but it has 120 in there which would leave 90 in limbo ...

<t>Yeah, I noticed a series downturn in routine supply in early 1942.<br/>
When I checked L.A, India etc I had large amounts of merchies in there (Like icons with 60 and 70 under them) but routine convoys were only running at 15 to 30!<br/>
Nearly devestated the Indian and Dutch East Indies theatres ...

<t>Salutations gentlemen,<br/>
Didn't German tank production peak in 44-45 at a level very close to the Russians??<br/>
I'm sure that I,ve read this somewhere...in fact I believe it was in Allan Clarkes "Barbarossa" that once Guderian got involved (and Speer) production really took off, however as ...

<t>Salutations Gentlemen!!<br/>
A most interesting thread this is becoming...<br/>
My own four cents (two pence for the poms out there...DAMN that dratted exchange rate!! You will never get the Ashes though!!!) now follows....<br/>
Every nation has its ups and downs, the British have been resposible ...