Couple of thoughts now that I have played the mod a few times. Enjoyed the mod and additional/tweaked options. Keep up the great work!

#1 - First and foremost is the issue of American war entry. In all previous games, US war entry was pretty low and not really close to getting into the war when it ...

Ok I figured out the proper install path. It was unclear to mean what everyone was saying about two campaign folders. I kept installing everything in the campaign folder located in the game install folder. Morsey sent me a screenshot and I realized there was second game and campaign folder in my ...

Good morning -

Combined response to the previous two messages.

#1 - Yes, I moved both files -> the folder and the cgn file.

#2 - This "%HOMEPATH%\Documents\My Games\Strategic Command WWI\Campaigns" is exactly where the official campaigns are in my install (both previously and for the reinstall ...

Uninstalled the non-Steam version and did a clean install and reboot.
Reinstalled with no issues.
Added the mod into the Campaign folder -> scenario does not show up to select.
Added the mod into the Community Pack/Campaigns folder -> able to select scenario but crashes to desktop with previous ...

Hello and thanks for putting this mod together!

Regarding installation, there appears to be some issues with how the files in the DL link are organized and where exactly they are supposed to be installed.

In the Dropbox link, there is the _1914 and _1916 scenarios plus the cgn files.

Additionally ...

MarkShot -

Long time / no chat! Been a while from the Panther forums and HTTR and COTA days. I hope all is well with you.

To follow-up on your questions, I had the original Strategic Command and then didn't play the intermediary games. I picked up SC WWI, WWII - Europe, and WWII - World at War ...

I checked the MOD forum and saw that someone was working on a mod to allow for the initial German troops (I think 6 units) to automatically be deployed east by the AI.

This and a conversation with a PBEM play partner got me to thinking about the initial force deployments for the Central Powers ...

NW Mod is outstanding. I would love to see this for SC: WWI as well and SC: WWII WIE.

Game is updated.

From what I can tell, the tool tips function does not work in the World at War Naval Mod scenario. Checked the standard version of this scenario and the tool tips will pop up. For WAW Naval Mod, tool tips seem to work on the convoys but not on the cities in Manchuria. No biggie ...

So I don't see those BLUE "I"s - i now get a box that says "this city must be garrisoned within 1 hex to prevent Soviet mobilization." So very odd...

Don't see that at all. Will try again but no luck so far. I can see partisans when I hit the P button.

Thanks for that info. I tried that button but I didn't notice any change to the maps or highlighting of names. Tooltips didn't seem to work either - there was no information on that as well.

I am obviously doing something wrong. Any thoughts out there?

Thanks!

I searched the forum for an answer but have not been successful in determining the cause of early USSR DOW in MP.
So far MP game has been fairly routine with exception of unexpected Japanese advance in China.

I am tracking on garrison requirements:

Axis Units Required in the East
To prevent the ...

Hail to the King baby!

There will all kinds of spies in the U.S. Civil War. Information spread fast about oncoming Armies, build-ups, etc. While playing, having the entire opponent map area in the dark, seems too heavy. The "surprise combat" might be need toned down. Moving adjacent is still quite a distance to take a ...

I haven't played the game yet so unable to comment on the scale. From what I have read, early on you can raise divisions and then later corps units as the war progresses. For a strategic/operational level game there needs to be a level of abstraction. The SC series does a good job of weaving these ...

IIRC, there was at least two divisions of USCT that fought at Petersburg. Ferraro's 4th division was made up of USCT and they were initially trained for the assault at the Battle of the Crater.

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RIP Jack Higgins

No stacking? With 9 mile hexes? The whole battle of Gettysburg was fought in less space than that. There will have to be some way of assembling large armies in a single hex. Civil War armies did not fight as separate divisions lined up along a tenuous "front" scores of miles long as shown in the ...