Game bug when German AI executes the turn

[von Beanie]

I'm playing as the Russian and my game just crashed in August 1941. The German AI was attacking a Russian group in a forest and the error code said something to the effect that some number was outside normal bounds. Unfortunately, I had not been saving my turns before I executed the German AI move, so there's no file I can send to recreate the problem. I'll start saving my turn before the AI executes from now on. Just FYI.

[Tac2i]

Just an FYI: At the end of each turn the game automatically creates a savegame file (autosave.dc3). So long as you don't execute another turn, which would overwrite the file, you have a save game file you could provide. Also, I think there is a 'details' button on the error message dialog box that you can expand and then copy the text. That text would be extremely helpful to the designers in diagnosing errors.

ORIGINAL: von Beanie

I'm playing as the Russian and my game just crashed in August 1941. The German AI was attacking a Russian group in a forest and the error code said something to the effect that some number was outside normal bounds. Unfortunately, I had not been saving my turns before I executed the German AI move, so there's no file I can send to recreate the problem. I'll start saving my turn before the AI executes from now on. Just FYI.

[zakblood]

here's where the save is located if you installed to the default location



as Webizen said, the auto save would be helpful in recreating and a screen shot of any error message always helps, thanks

[Vic]

@Von Bean

Thanks for reporting this. Sorry for leaving a bug in. Sounds like a bug at least.

If possible please send me the savefile you used to restart. Or if the advice above was in-time the autosave.

My email is vic@xs4all.nl

Question: Could you continue the game or did you have to restart?

Best wishes,
Vic

[von Beanie]

I just sent the autosave file. When the bug occurred I quit playing at that point and posted my note about the problem. I did not try a restart. Assuming the autosav file recorded the moves I made before I executed the turn, it should reproduce the error.

Best wishes, Norm