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Okay so it seems it's worse than I thought...
I can't play any game now... I'm not sure when i does happen but it seems it's because of the USA Police brigades... It is always this line, and always for the USA... The thing I don't understand is that this line still exist even for saves that does work. And it is always after june 1942 (june 1862) that the saves doesn't work anymore (in my AAR, whatever which save I re-use, it is always at june 6 1942 and after that the game is not able to save properly ... no problem at june 5, but I tried to run really quickly several other games, the same bug always happens after June 1942...
I also tried to recreate a clean version of the game : still the same problem with the mod.
Does anyone recreate that with the version 0.2 ? This is my biggest problem. I used a clean v0.2 version and I still have this bug. It mens this bug comes from the version 0.2 and I have NO CLUE whatsoever about wht is causing that...
An event ? a unit ? an other thing ?
The most frustrating this is that everything workes well, so I just have so crappy saves as indications to what doesn't work...
I'll keep looking... If anyone has an idea (or has the same bug : to recreate it is easy : play as Mexico on VERY FAST and try regularly in the year 1862 (1942) to save and reload. If you can play the entire year without problems when you load games, it means you don't reproduce the bug...
Thanks for any help guys !!! here I'm very worried as I don't know how to deal with this bug (and just find where it comes from is simply impossible for me without more informations...)
I can't play any game now... I'm not sure when i does happen but it seems it's because of the USA Police brigades... It is always this line, and always for the USA... The thing I don't understand is that this line still exist even for saves that does work. And it is always after june 1942 (june 1862) that the saves doesn't work anymore (in my AAR, whatever which save I re-use, it is always at june 6 1942 and after that the game is not able to save properly ... no problem at june 5, but I tried to run really quickly several other games, the same bug always happens after June 1942...
I also tried to recreate a clean version of the game : still the same problem with the mod.
Does anyone recreate that with the version 0.2 ? This is my biggest problem. I used a clean v0.2 version and I still have this bug. It mens this bug comes from the version 0.2 and I have NO CLUE whatsoever about wht is causing that...
An event ? a unit ? an other thing ?
The most frustrating this is that everything workes well, so I just have so crappy saves as indications to what doesn't work...
I'll keep looking... If anyone has an idea (or has the same bug : to recreate it is easy : play as Mexico on VERY FAST and try regularly in the year 1862 (1942) to save and reload. If you can play the entire year without problems when you load games, it means you don't reproduce the bug...
Thanks for any help guys !!! here I'm very worried as I don't know how to deal with this bug (and just find where it comes from is simply impossible for me without more informations...)
Nice AAR! This has depth and feeling of realism, like reading a general's diary after the war... Very well told story and interesting, realistic progress. Good job, even though sadly your situation looks quite difficult...
Just some shots in the dark here.
Obviously the problem is June 6, 1862/1942. Something is happening in game that wrecks the save.
Some random thoughts:
USA Police brigades: It doesn't sound like this is it, since you're able to load other games with these units intact. However, you might want to load up as the USA from your last save. (June 1 autosave I'd say.) Are they about to make a technological breakthrough that might be broken?
If it'll let you play past 6/6/42, just not save, then maybe load a game, turn ALL messages on, and watch to see if anything happens to see if any nation in the world gains technology, builds a unit, or goes through an event.
Here are some real events that happened on the days in question, just in case it is a broken event that's causing this:
6/6/1942: The Battle of Midway continues. On 6/7 the Japanese will invade the Aleutian Islands.
6/6/1862: Battle of Memphis, TN (Union victory). On 6/8 General Jackson will successfully defend the James peninsula from McClellan.
Good luck. I hope you can save this!
Obviously the problem is June 6, 1862/1942. Something is happening in game that wrecks the save.
Some random thoughts:
USA Police brigades: It doesn't sound like this is it, since you're able to load other games with these units intact. However, you might want to load up as the USA from your last save. (June 1 autosave I'd say.) Are they about to make a technological breakthrough that might be broken?
If it'll let you play past 6/6/42, just not save, then maybe load a game, turn ALL messages on, and watch to see if anything happens to see if any nation in the world gains technology, builds a unit, or goes through an event.
Here are some real events that happened on the days in question, just in case it is a broken event that's causing this:
6/6/1942: The Battle of Midway continues. On 6/7 the Japanese will invade the Aleutian Islands.
6/6/1862: Battle of Memphis, TN (Union victory). On 6/8 General Jackson will successfully defend the James peninsula from McClellan.
Good luck. I hope you can save this!
Thanks CatKnight ! those are great ideas, especially turning all messages on !
I'll try that tomorrow. It must be something like that as on other "games" rushed I can get past june but never past the summer of 1942/1862.
I'll try that tomorrow. It must be something like that as on other "games" rushed I can get past june but never past the summer of 1942/1862.