<t>This one is a tough one for me. My buddy saw the game, downloaded the demo and knowing that my 8 year old constantly bugs me to play and help him play MOO, bought the game as a gift. Me, not wanting to play MOO any more, not because I do not like it, but because is does not run on my newer system ...

<r>Bit of a follow up to the retreat hex saga. I discovered something that all may know but I will put it out there anyway. I build maps for my friend and I to play on that are 100x200 so that we meet on the diagonal since we both like to maneuver. One problem with using the maps in a battle is that ...

<r>I made an attempt to get an answer to this problem a few months ago. It seems that the game prefers the retreat hexes on a specific side depending on the nationallities playing. Redleg replied to a post in the spwaw forum for scenarios and campaign games. His post said to set the map and game up ...

<r>Thanks for the input but I did not understand the reference to saving the map in the scenario editor deploy screen. You can only save a scenario and not a map from that screen. Here are the steps I go thru. In PBEM section, pull up the editor screen and load custom map. In map edit, set retreat ...

<r>Update on retreat hexes. The best I can determine is that player one retreats to the left side and player two retreats to the right side. This is independent from the side start select button in the map editor as well as to where the retreat hexes are set manually. I was incorrect in not being ...

<r>Thanks for the feedback. I have set the side start button and the start lines at the same time as the retreat hexes. I then go to the save map in the map editor before using the map in an email battle. The side are on the correct sides as well as the start lines but the retreat hexes have moved ...

Question...How can you set the retreat hexes on custom maps for spwaw. I have set them but when calling up the map for an email battle they are reset. Down right embarrasing for troops to retreat in the direction of the enemy.