ME edition?

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Beep
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ME edition?

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I keep seeing (ME) edition when i download scenarios from older versions of TOAW 4. What is this edition and is it 'newer' and thus better for the conversion process into TOAW4 than say (COW) edition?
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I sort of thought it was a way of differentiating the Matrix Edition from the Talonsoft releases. I've never seen anything that says that officially. I have seen some of the scenarios that I contributed listed as being (ME), but I never put that in the scenario titles or briefings. Therefore, I guess it means TOAW III or IV, as opposed to earlier versions.
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TalonSoft released the Modern Battles in 1999 and the Elite edition in 2000.

I always that that is what ME stood for.
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