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V102 test

Posted: Thu May 25, 2017 6:41 pm
by Gribeauval
i'm playing the great campaign as parliament with the version 102RC.

Some very important things are corrected : ability to form group, ability to raise units of Eastern/Northern Association.

Some things have not yet been corrected :
- the log (1Go)
- the erroneous tooltip when Commisionners can be sent to Scotland
- the nation "44" : the tooltip of units indicaed that their nation is "44".

I have noted other things :
- at the turn 52, I can buy replacements for Parliament, for Scotland, for Eastern Association and for western Association.
But I can't buy specific replacements for Southern Association and Northern Association. Yet, Waller's army is composed of units that used "S.A." replacements
Yet, the defenders of Hull must be units using "N.A." replacements.
-there isn't a message in the message Log, when the player can decide to send Commissioners to Scotland.
- In early dec 1643, the message log mentions a new political option, but there isn't any (maybe is it the decision to send Commissioners ?)

The gameplay stays the same : the player has a narrow path, he must be cautious with his forces, he can't buy a lot of units, he must try to control a lot of cities, he must choose to spread some forces to hold ground , he must form some field armies that are strong enough , he must conduct "la petite guerre" (small raids).
The supply can be an obstacle for a big army, the distances can be an obstacle too for the biggest forces due to the traffic penalties.
The AI seems doing a good job. It uses all the RGD. It puts a constant pressure (attacks on big cities and small raids) on the player.
The FOW is important, the player can't always know where is the enemy.

Best regards.

RE: V102 test

Posted: Thu May 25, 2017 7:04 pm
by DEB
ORIGINAL: Gribeauval

The gameplay stays the same : the player has a narrow path, he must be cautious with his forces, he can't buy a lot of units, he must try to control a lot of cities, he must choose to spread some forces to hold ground , he must form some field armies that are strong enough , he must conduct "la petite guerre" (small raids).
The supply can be an obstacle for a big army, the distances can be an obstacle too for the biggest forces due to the traffic penalties.

All this appears correct/reasonable.
The AI seems doing a good job. It uses all the RGD. It puts a constant pressure (attacks on big cities and small raids) on the player.
Appears correct. Good.
The FOW is important, the player can't always know where is the enemy.
Again correct. Good.


RE: V102 test

Posted: Fri May 26, 2017 12:42 pm
by Gribeauval
I have found 2 bugs later :

- one about the saved games which are sometimes lost (this bug is really disturbing).

- another with the money at the start of a turn :
the amount of money is not updated correctly. I must press the "Build" button (to raise new units). When I press this button, the amount of money that is available is changed to give the exact value.

Regards.

RE: V102 test

Posted: Mon May 29, 2017 3:44 pm
by Gribeauval
There are two other minor things :
- Argyll has no picture (in the separate window listing his properties).
- in early july 1644, Essex's army is called Brooke's army.

RE: V102 test

Posted: Mon May 29, 2017 4:36 pm
by Leibst
Thanks Gribeauval, in fact he has but with a typo in the model name. It is 'mdl_SCO_Argyll .png' and should be 'mdl_SCO_Argyll.png' without the space.

added for next patch

Regarding Essex's army you mean in the Marston Moor scenario?

RE: V102 test

Posted: Mon May 29, 2017 5:42 pm
by Gribeauval
No, it was during the campaign itself.
The leader of the army was the Earl of Essex, but his army has become "Brooke's army".