<t> re: still show 2-3 bullets<br/>
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I assume you mean they show that when right-clicking the hex? Right-clicking shows you the basic unmodified stats of the unit. You only see the current stats by selecting the hex and looking in the unit box -- which you can't do for enemy units.<br/>
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<t> Checking my understanding ...<br/>
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Total MP cost of the hex you are in, plus penalty.<br/>
Total MP cost of the hext you are moving to, plus penalty.<br/>
Add, divide by two, round down.<br/>
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Correct?<br/>
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I.e., moving infantry from a bocage with no penalty to a bocage ...

It's also refered to directly in the tutorial -- the game engine (and tutorial) has sea transport, with a comment that it isn't used in BiN but will be used in Sicily, Salerno, and Anzio.

<t> Did a quick experiment.<br/>
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I believe this is how it works --<br/>
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1. You're listed as getting 10 pts per turn, turn 3-5<br/>
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2. At the start of your turn 3, you receive 10 pts for having held it during the entirety of your previous turn. <br/>
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I.e., if the VP ...

<t> Understood -- but I captured it on my turn 8, then went through the German turn 8, and then the game ended. Certainly, I'd think that should have counted.<br/>
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(it's debatable whether or not the 2nd player can/should be able to capture things on the very last player-turn of the game and ...

<t> Thoughts on the documentation as I read through this weekend.<br/>
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- the tutorial is *superb* -- well worth all the effort that went into it -- as I hope is obvious, my queries/comments here are *way* down in the noise -- I already have a much deeper understanding of the game than I have ...

<t> Easy to believe I might have missed something, but ...<br/>
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In my first solo game, Cherbourg, I played the Allies and captured the "big" objective in Cherbourg on the last turn. I did not receive either the one-time capture VPs, or the turn 8 VPs?<br/>
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Is this right? Wrong? Did I ...

It's up ... but you have to reload the page.

(go to "What if my download cuts out in the middle" and go from there)

I seem to be the guy that found it -- or at least, I reported it to Digital River 10 or 15 minutes ago. I assume the only screw-up is putting the wrong file in place?

(I have little/no fear that I'll be able to download once they fix the link)

<t>On XP, I uninstalled and reinstalled in a different directory (i.e., moved the installation from "C:\Program Files\Matrix Games\Korsun Pocket" to "C:\Matrix Games\Korsun Pocket"). It appeared that the registry was not cleaned up by the uninstall or fixed up by the reinstall.<br/>
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Specifics ...

Re-installing in the default directory, i.e., "c:\Matrix Games\Korsun Pocket", solved this problem for me. I was previously installed in "C:\Program Files\Matrix Games\Korsun Pocket".

<t>OK. <br/>
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Re-installing in the default directory, i.e., "C:\Matrix Games\Korsun Pocket, has solved this problem. E-mail is now behaving as expected.<br/>
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I was previously installed in "C:\Program Files\Matrix Games\Korsun Pocket".<br/>
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Joe 98, thanks for the tip ... <br/>
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<t>Hmmm. Very odd.<br/>
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Yes, I'm running XP. But I tried it at work today on my Win2000 machine and got the same behavior. <br/>
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The fact that dkp is created by the email sender makes sense ... it seems clear that in the "Don Space Don" case, the invocation of the email sender failed ...

No, it doesn't.

But since posting this, I've done a little more exploration. See the bug report I posted in the Bugs folder.

Experience: one solotaire game of 2nd Ukranian Front.

So I guess I'm ready to play for real.

- one of the shorter scenarios? e.g., Last Stand at Korsun or 2nd Ukranian Front
- either side

I can sustain one turn a day, with occasional extras.

<t>There seems to be a bug involving the Email File Name. A little playing around makes me suspect that it can't contain a space character. <br/>
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Try the following scenario:<br/>
- Start a new e-mail game.<br/>
- Use "Don Space Don" as the Email File Name.<br/>
- Play the first turn.<br ...

After exiting (either with "exit and send" or with "return to start"), I find ".eml" files in my "EmailSave/Sent" folder.

= is this a bug?
= something to do with the "e-mail sender"?

This feels like a foolish question, but I can't find or figure out the answer. Where do you place a received e-mail turn (.eml file) so that "load e-mail" will find it?

(I'm trying to do an e-mail turn w/ myself to see how it works)

Apologies, the problem is intermittment (and rare) and a I did not keep a save file from the last occurrence. I will do so the next time it happens.

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