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  1. Originally posted by Immer Etwas:

    Sunday morning second thoughts:

    SuperTed was merely being helpful, and my above attempt at good-natured ribbing now sounds to me to be a disguised criticism of those who would volunteer their valuable time and assistance.

    I did not intend that, and you may not even take it that way, but I feel that I should clarify this instance of an overly-quick, and not so thoughtful response. Iconoclasm has its proper place, and this wasn't one of them.

    Sorry SuperTed. I put myself in the corner for an hour with the Dunce-Cap firmly in place. smile.gif

    IE,

    No apology necessary. I actually thought your post was quite funny. smile.gif

  2. Originally posted by Bruce70:

    Affect is a transitive verb that means:

    to have an influence on or effect a change in. "Inflation affects the buying power of the dollar."

    Effect is a noun...

    Anyone spot the error here?

    B70,

    What you see is not an error. I chose to provide the most commonly used definitions of the words in question and ommitted several alternate definitions for each word. "Effect" is generally used as a noun. However, it is used above as a transitive verb, meaning: to bring into existence. This use of "effect" is less common than that of its use as a noun. I chose to simplify things, assuming C18 wanted the most common definitions.

    I apologize for rambling here. I imagine you meant to explain all of that yourself instead of just saying you thought there was an error.

  3. C18,

    The "War In Siberia" option assumes that the USSR is currently fighting a war in Siberia with Japan and will eliminate the historical transfer of Siberian divisions to the defence of Moscow.

    Affect is a transitive verb that means:

    to have an influence on or effect a change in. "Inflation affects the buying power of the dollar."

    Effect is a noun that means:

    something brought about by a cause or agent; a result. The power to produce an outcome or achieve a result; influence. "The drug had an immediate effect on the pain."

    If you'd like to use all of the ideas together, try this one: "Stalin learned that Japan was not going to attack in the east. This news affected his decision to transfer the Siberian Army to the west. The transfer was quite timely, producing the desired effect of bolstering the defenses around Moscow." :D

  4. Originally posted by arax3:

    Dave: Send your bug report to Schullencraft(sp?) (Ian Straw). He will fix it for you if at all possible. Perhaps you need a new video card? Your friend, A3

    Sorry to step on you here, A3, but all technical issues should be directed to Hubert. Despite doing a great job in the CM technical community, I believe Ian has never set foot in here. ;)

    Dave, Hubert and I found a bug yesterday that may be what you're seeing. The bug we found has been fixed, but only Hubert can verify whether or not that will help your specific case.

  5. Originally posted by An Old Man:

    2. What is the difference between the two difficulty options? I understand the XP bonus side due to SuperTed's helpful attack/defend equation, however what about the Difficulty 50%/100% side? What does this represent?

    Do either of the settings actually make the AI better or more responsive or does it just strengthen the overall 'power' of the other side's units (Str 11 units to start instead of Str 10 for example)?

    Thanks in advance,

    --An Old Man

    AOM,

    The difficulty setting affects how many MPPs are collected via plundering. Also, it has an effect on Free French chances, Siberian Army transfer chances, and a few other goodies.

    The experience setting is straightforward. It adds 1 or 2 experience points to each enemy unit.

  6. As some have mentioned, rockets are very effective once the research gets up to levels 4 and 5. Every advance in research increases the range and all attack numbers by one. If you do the math, you can see how nasty these little buggers can be. Oh yeah, as RD stated, there is no defense against rockets. :eek:

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