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ORIGINAL: Connfire

If is it not too late, may I suggest some minor map change? In North America, northwest of Boston, the "city" of Killington is included. This is a bit strange, because Killington, Vermont, was named Sherburne until 1999. It is just a little village, the population in the 2010 US Census was only 811. Since 1954 the well-known Killington ski resort has been on a mountain peak of the same name there, and it is the largest ski resort in the Eastern United States.

I'm thinking that "Killington" was intended to be Burlington, Vermont, which would be in the same hex. This was (and still is) the largest city in that region, and was a major port of entry and railroad hub due to its location on Lake Champlain. The Lake connected with the Erie Canal, Champlain Canal, and Chambly Canal, which respectively connected with Lake Erie, the Hudson River, and the St. Lawrence River in Quebec.

A minor quibble, I admit. But I would recommend "Killington" be switched to "Burlington".

ORIGINAL: amtrick

I await with baited breath. Thank you! [&o]

I know this is asking a lot, but will 1.50 include any improvements to the East Front scenario? Will the East Front scenario be integrated into the "standard" game? (I really like East Front ... it has serious potential)

ORIGINAL: kirk23

ORIGINAL: amtrick

I await with baited breath. Thank you! [&o]

I know this is asking a lot, but will 1.50 include any improvements to the East Front scenario? Will the East Front scenario be integrated into the "standard" game? (I really like East Front ... it has serious potential)

Hi amtrick,the 1.50 patch will be dealing with making the game more compatible with the I Pad,the patch is for reported bug issues,mostly for mulitplayer,it also includes the Small Garrison movement restriction,which limits these units to 1 hex from the City or Fortress they start from,gone are the days when they actively joined the front line battles.[;)]

As for the Eastern Front Scenario,this is a mod I created,I plan to refine it some more,and then it might be included in the next big patch that I'm also working on,version 1.5.5 [:D]

ORIGINAL: Lord Zimoa

The MP crashes on 1.4.2 had nothing to do with the patch or MP bugs introduced by 1.4.2, but with specific software we introduced into the code to easier identify SP crashes.

A downside however in MP replay this could and would also be the cause of the MP crashes.

Without going to technical, we have this fixed in 1.50.

ORIGINAL: kirk23

ORIGINAL: Connfire

If is it not too late, may I suggest some minor map change? In North America, northwest of Boston, the "city" of Killington is included. This is a bit strange, because Killington, Vermont, was named Sherburne until 1999. It is just a little village, the population in the 2010 US Census was only 811. Since 1954 the well-known Killington ski resort has been on a mountain peak of the same name there, and it is the largest ski resort in the Eastern United States.

I'm thinking that "Killington" was intended to be Burlington, Vermont, which would be in the same hex. This was (and still is) the largest city in that region, and was a major port of entry and railroad hub due to its location on Lake Champlain. The Lake connected with the Erie Canal, Champlain Canal, and Chambly Canal, which respectively connected with Lake Erie, the Hudson River, and the St. Lawrence River in Quebec.

A minor quibble, I admit. But I would recommend "Killington" be switched to "Burlington".

Burlington now on the map.[;)]

ORIGINAL: Lord Zimoa

The iPad version and PC patch will be released at the same time or very close together, they are both the same game and you need the patch to guarantee cross-platform MP compatibility, so you can play MP games from and against the iPad or PC.

It is also possible to port SP saved games from the PC to the iPad or the other way around, using iTunes.

Sorry, hotseat did not make it into the game...


Cheers,

Tim aka LZ