Supply Bug - Toulouse France - v. 1.1.8.2

[tacfire]

Today, I tried out the beta patch 1.1.8.2. and I think I am still finding a few supply bugs:

In the attached file you will see that France is still not conquered by Germany, yet the French unit inside Toulouse is strangely out-of-supply.

[Centuur]

This is indeed a bug... It looks like the city of Toulouse isn't there on the map... If I move the unit towards Bordeaux it's in supply... Strange, very strange...

[tacfire]

I just remembered one more thing that I should say about this bug which might be helpful.

Although, I am using version 1.1.8.2 now, the saved game is from an older version of the game. (I can't remember which version I was using at the time).

So the latest version didn't necessarily produce this bug, but when I loaded the saved game into the latest version, 1.1.8.2 - the new version also didn't fix the supply bug either.

[Centuur]

As soon as any saved game is restored, it operates on the latest version of MWIF. So if you restore an older game, the newest version will recalculate supply before you can continue with the game.

[Shannon V. OKeets]

ORIGINAL: tacfire

Today, I tried out the beta patch 1.1.8.2. and I think I am still finding a few supply bugs:

In the attached file you will see that France is still not conquered by Germany, yet the French unit inside Toulouse is strangely out-of-supply.

It looks like the Italians have recently held Toulouse and the French have just recaptured it. If that is true, then the program is correct since you have to hold a supply source for the entire turn in order to use it for supply.

[Centuur]

Good thinking Steve! So no bug, unless the poster reports that Toulouse wasn't Italian at anytime this turn...

[tacfire]

Unfortunately, I do not remember if the Italians occupied Toulouse.
Maybe the Axis did grab the town for an impulse. But to be honest I do not recall that.

I only recall pulling out of the area because I did not want to risk the loss of the expensive Italian units in the moiuntains without having cheaper units to absorb the losses.

Since I can not remember either way, I guess its best to assume its not a bug for now.

At least I learned about a new supply rule that I was not aware of, and I will keep that in mind next time I encounter a similar situation.