[Downloaded scenarios aren't showing up]

Burroughs, thank you for saving my sanity. Spent ages trying to figure it out, including searching tech support. This needs a bump!

On ‎07‎/‎07‎/‎2015 at 4:34 PM, burroughs said:

The only thing which comes to my mind then is the issue I had with CMSF at some point: the scenario files were loaded as default into a different language folder instead of the one which was to be used with the English version. I bought a Paradox disc version here in Poland and a disc version of CMA, too - actually those two are the only ones I had in hard copies ( had to rebuy a digital version of CMSF from BF again this year: i couldn't get the Paradox version to run without any glitches anymore ... ). Nevertheless - check manually if the file is physically - er ... digitally I guess is the better word - in the correct root location - if you use English version this has to be English / Game Files / Scenarios or something  like that in your main game directory. That's all I can come up with.

Cheers.

[Kill count at the end of a battle]

Roger,

Shame and clearly something that people wanted as it is in Black Sea.

thanks!

[Kill count at the end of a battle]

CM1 had an option to toggle the unit screen in the review map option at the end of the game so you could see who had scored what kills. In the Black Sea DEMO it automatically does this, how do I toggle this on in SF, if it is possible at all?

Thanks.

[Mount / Obua / Fibua Fighting in built up areas]

Slightly off topic but though I would tap the vast knowledge of CM enthusiasts.

Does anyone know any web-sites with some good diograms or pictures of fighting in buildings. Hand-book or training type Stuff?

Trying to teach the Iraqi army but we have limited resources.

Cheers.

[Scenario recommendations / list?]

Panther Commander, you should be awarded the Iron Cross 1st class with Oak Leaves. After the death of Scenario Depot I spent hours trawling fan sites for new battles. I fight almost all my battles vs AI and it need new scenarios to keep it interesting. Top work mate!