In HOI3 SF, I could still play past 1948, but in FTM it just stops and won't continue. It'll ask if you want to keep playing, but won't work if you reply yes. Is this a design error?
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I guess maybe it's better than just disabling air units with no warning, but I don't understand why they would place an arbitrary time limit at all if the player wants to continue...
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the enddate is in the defines.lua (some one confirm name and file please) in the common folder (where the static modifiers are)
search for enddate and change that to suit
air units wont work after a certain date because the mission dates for them only go up to a certain point around late 1990's early 2000's (some one confirm)
search for enddate and change that to suit
air units wont work after a certain date because the mission dates for them only go up to a certain point around late 1990's early 2000's (some one confirm)
No, I didn't edit the endgame. A screen pops up stating I won the game, and do I wish to continue. When I push the "Yes" button, nothing happens and I can't move forward.
its at the top in common/defines.lua. check for end_date = '1948.1.1',
What program are you using to open defines.lua? Notepad or wordpad should work. I've changed the end date a couple of times lately with no problems.
Can the AI (other countries & the AI that can control your air units) use air units after the date?
In Semper Fi, playing as Germany I waited until 1949 to invade the Soviet Union, when I had the proper nuclear power to devastate the county. They just could not stand 5 nuclear bombs in Moscow (National Unity was at 1%) and disembark in the USA didn't happen until 1954 but after 70 nuclear detonations on their mayor cities they wouldn't surrender. LOL
Which is why the game stops in 48. After that things become silly. My AAR for example (link in siggy)
