Campaign error message

[Panta_slith]

Today I experienced the first odd behaviour in FPC since I started playing.
I had finished the second phase of the Hell on Wheels campaign and during replenishment I got this popup (attached) without any further consequence so far whatsoever.
I was playing a turn started on another computer.

[CapnDarwin]

Panta, any chance the other computer has a different language /localization than this other computer? Does the second camp game play on the original computer?

[Panta_slith]

Yes, one computer on Windows 7, probably in a different localization from this one, which works on XP. I play at home and at the office if I have time (lucky me, isn't it?) and carry back and forward the saved games in a stick.

ORIGINAL: Capn Darwin

Panta, any chance the other computer has a different language /localization than this other computer? Does the second camp game play on the original computer?

[CapnDarwin]

Any chance you know the specific localization of both machines? Thanks.

[Panta_slith]

In both computers the default installation: C:/Matrix Games

[CapnDarwin]

Localization is how Windows is setup for language use? Still good to know that the installation locations are the same.

[Panta_slith]

I just opened a turn saved on my home computer with XP in my PC at work on Windows 7 and everything seems to be normal.

[CapnDarwin]

So going from a Win7 save to the XP machine is what crashed? Can yousave a diff erent scenario on the Win7 machine and see if that crashes again on your XP machine? Thanks.

[Panta_slith]

I will do that tonight when I will be back home. BTW, the game didn't crashed, actually. The popup popped up (as popups usually do), I acknowledged and that was all, I continued playing.

[CapnDarwin]

It's an odd occurrence. Let me know if the other test tonight generates an error. Also see if you can see what language the OS is set for on both.

Thanks.

[Panta_slith]

Roger wilco

[Panta_slith]

roger wilco

[Panta_slith]

I just repeated the steps that led me to the error message I described, but this time everything worked perfectly. And you were right, one of the OS, Win 7 is in English and XP in Spanish (I barely noticed it), perhaps that was the cause of the oddity.

[CapnDarwin]

We think we have a fix for this issue and are working on figuring out the best way to test it right now.

Thanks for your info!