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Your Opponent's Replay Watching
02-04-2010, 01:35 PM, (This post was last modified: 02-04-2010, 01:59 PM by Skryabin.)
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RE: Your Opponent's Replay Watching
(02-04-2010, 10:51 AM)Montana Grizz Wrote: I don't know what happened there Dmitriy,

I am surprised that you could replay the turn since my password was indeed in force on the first move.
I am talking about the 2nd game which I started. I watched the replay before sending it to you, so it didn't have your password yet.:cheeky:

Quote:In any case, what I saw were some tanks on the highway and of course your assault on my AT gun.
And what about after assault? I saw my mortar halftrack and other units moving already after those ATs destroyed. :hissy:

Quote:I seriously doubt this possible "glitch" will have any effect on the game since we both know that the Axis have very little in terms of forces west of the river.
That's right, it is not so important in this particular case and probably not so important in any first move... but what I was asking, if this "glitch" will repeat in every replay during a game?

If so, better keep it in mind :)

cheers
Dmitriy
(02-04-2010, 11:51 AM)Troll Wrote: Somewhere within the manual, it states that the battles are going on simultaneously which means all of the moves you make can be seen even if you destroy the unit which has LOS of all or part of your movements while it is still alive.
Yes this make sense. But I was confused mostly by seeing how one of my units moved to the same hex were those ATs were destroyed just a moment ago... This can't happen simultaneously ;). Anyway this is probably one of those minuses of "turn by turn"... not a big deal. Good to know.

Quote:If I understand the beginning of your post, you were sure that you ended your turn and if you did and you opened the game again and entered your password, I believe you should have gotten a BLACK screen since you did not have a current battle file from your opponent.
No, I opened it because I was not sure... And I did not enter any password - this was the first turn. It is like you getting the first move from your opponent: you just open it.

Dmitriy
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Your Opponent's Replay Watching - by Skryabin - 02-04-2010, 09:24 AM
RE: Your Opponent's Replay Watching - by Skryabin - 02-04-2010, 01:35 PM
RE: Your Opponent's Replay Watching - by Troll - 02-04-2010, 11:51 AM

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