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Strange little bug
Posted: Sat May 13, 2000 11:37 pm
by joblue
When I play as the US Army vs Bulgaria in a "Battle", the flag of Norway is placed on the battlefield on Objective Points
Joblue
Posted: Sun May 14, 2000 2:40 am
by Warhorse
Originally posted by joblue:
When I play as the US Army vs Bulgaria in a "Battle", the flag of Norway is placed on the battlefield on Objective Points
Joblue
Yah, brougt this up awile ago, am sure it is on the to-do list! This is probably due to the fact that I originally created the Bulgarian file from the Norway oob, so somewhere with all the code changes, something got crossed!! Thanks for the observation though, keep it up!
Warhorse
Posted: Sat May 20, 2000 1:08 am
by ASDN
I want to report small flaw/bug. After deinstallation (I must be crazy
of the SP:WAW I found that the submenu "Steel Panthers World At War" remain in the Win95 Start/Programy menu (I have Polish version W95). In that submenu remains only one item: "Steel Panthers World At War", but it doesn't work, of course.
Posted: Sat May 20, 2000 4:33 am
by Desert Fox
Originally posted by ASDN:
I want to report small flaw/bug. After deinstallation (I must be crazy of the SP:WAW I found that the submenu "Steel Panthers World At War" remain in the Win95 Start/Programy menu (I have Polish version W95). In that submenu remains only one item: "Steel Panthers World At War", but it doesn't work, of course.
So what is the problem? Why don't you just delete the menu yourself then? I really don't think that kind of thing is ever going to be fixed based on how reallllly unimportant it is.
Posted: Sat May 20, 2000 6:51 am
by Supervisor
Originally posted by ASDN:
I want to report small flaw/bug. After deinstallation (I must be crazy of the SP:WAW I found that the submenu "Steel Panthers World At War" remain in the Win95 Start/Programy menu (I have Polish version W95). In that submenu remains only one item: "Steel Panthers World At War", but it doesn't work, of course.
Actually, this is more than likely a bug in the installation program itself and not SPWAW...
Posted: Sat May 20, 2000 11:31 am
by ASDN
I didn't want to point out that SPW@W is buggy or bad or something (in fact, it is as the very first version, but all we hope that incoming patch remove most of them - but they need to be found and reported first
I just wanted to report that there was a small flaw in the deinstallation procedure. It's better to know for Matrix Games.
Don't exagerrate folks.