Using pbem turns to generate a new game?

[imported_olduvai_work]

My apologies if there is a better forum to post this question. Can a pbem turn be loaded in the scenario editor and the saved as a new scenario to be played? There are two things I want to try: I would like to restart some pbem games against the AI to try out alternative strategies. I am also playing a pbem game where we have run out of time, but would like to continue to play. We thought it might be possible to load a pbem turn in the scenario editor, add some time to the clock, and then save it as a new scenario so we could play on. Any suggestions?

[Crank_GS]

No it cannot. It would enable one to easily find out what one's opponent has arrayed against one, wouldn't it?

Not that anyone here would try that...

[Moon]

You can, but it only works with the final turn I think, i.e. after the battle was finished, when the AAR screen comes up.

Martin

[imported_olduvai_work]

Originally posted by Moon:

You can, but it only works with the final turn I think, i.e. after the battle was finished, when the AAR screen comes up.

Martin

Thanks, we'll try it with the last turn; ie the one that generates the AAR.

[imported_olduvai_work]

Originally posted by olduvai_work:

</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Moon:

You can, but it only works with the final turn I think, i.e. after the battle was finished, when the AAR screen comes up.

Martin

Thanks, we'll try it with the last turn; ie the one that generates the AAR. </font>

[WWB]

You cannot load them into the editor. You can load them as QB maps and import the forces.

WWB

[olduvai_again]

Originally posted by WWB:

You cannot load them into the editor. You can load them as QB maps and import the forces.

WWB

Great. Now I owe you thanks for great scenarios AND advice. Thanks for the clarification; this worked perfectly. I also found the explanation in the manual, and am chagrined I didn't try that first.

Thanks again!