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1567.6 - ROE Window Issues

Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2025 2:41 am
by TempestII
Subject: Bug Report - Unit ROE Issues
Version: 1567.6 (also present on 1567.0 and possibly earlier builds too)

Description:
As this was a difficult bug to demonstrate via screenshots, I've linked a video I made showing the issue on the Google Drive link below where I also provide commentary.
However, the short of the issue is that some units are ignoring ROE window changes and overrides given by the player. It is most certainly happening on CAP Missions, as demonstrated by the two different CAPs in the video. The first example of a unit ignoring the ROE change is an F-35A in Flt Axeman 62 (355 FS Fighting Falcons #16); when one tried to change the "Ignore Plotted Course" to "No" via the Mission's ROE window, the aircraft's right-hand side tab didn't change. When then the right hand-side "Ignore Plotted Course" tab was then changed to "No", the game kept changing the option back to "Yes".
This issue is also visible with multiple other aircraft throughout the video.
20250311 - 1567.6 ROE Tab Issue.jpg
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Frequency:
It doesn't affect every aircraft nor every flight. In fact, it appears that in a flight of 2 or 3 birds, only one will ignore the ROE change.

Video Link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o_SuAu ... sp=sharing

Save File:

Re: 1567.6 - ROE Window Issues

Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2025 9:54 pm
by Raptorx7_slith
This should be fixed with the next update that brings some significant changes to the doctrine window. Beyond the visual issue of these settings not changing properly, are you noticing the behaviors not being followed properly?

Re: 1567.6 - ROE Window Issues

Posted: Thu Mar 13, 2025 12:53 pm
by TempestII
Raptorx7_slith wrote: Wed Mar 12, 2025 9:54 pm This should be fixed with the next update that brings some significant changes to the doctrine window. Beyond the visual issue of these settings not changing properly, are you noticing the behaviors not being followed properly?
Yes, the aircraft that kept reverting to "Yes" on "Ignore Plotted Course when Attacking" definitely would do as advertised, even when in a group where its playmate/wingman would stick to its plotted course.