Volcano Man Wrote:The scenarios are not, that is true. But the problem lies in the OOB which, regardless of if it is a scenario file or a saved file (.bte or .btl) it uses the OOB file (and map files too). So, once you begin a scenario it takes the data from the scenario file and sort of duplicates it because the scenario is the start point and as you play it the data is altered.
Any changes to the OOB take immediate effect. If a unit is removed from the OOB an error occurs because your scenario or save is referencing the missing unit. If a unit is added to the OOB nothing happens (and you do not notice it until a restart) because the saved scenario was saved before the unit existed and, as such, the unit is not being referenced. It really all comes down to unit ID numbers.
Well, then, I stand corrected!
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