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Originally Posted by Steves308
I have not noticed any changes to my usual preferences settings while playing this campaign, and I did look at them after I started getting hits from the Iraqis at very long range. And yes, I was talking about the Iraqi tanks taking such long range shots and actually hitting, some at 2700 yards. I had a couple of Bradleys actually take front hull hits with no penetration from the 100mm Iraqi tank guns, the range was so long the penetration level was down around 10...and we can't have that, those Bradley commanders will start thinking they are driving real tanks.
PS I just went and renumbered text file U015i001 to U015i000, started a new version of the campaign, and now I get the proper pre-battle briefing before the 1st scenario. I did the same thing for U015i002, renamed it to U015i001, and I restarted my game save from the end of the 1st scenario and now I get the correct pre-battle briefing before 2nd scenario. So I would suggest renaming the U015i00x files from 1 through 8 to 0 through 7.
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Originally Posted by DRG
YOU ARE CORRECT...... just did that with my set
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I'll rename my set as well, that explains my head scratching when moving from scenario 1 to scenario 2. Great call, you got eagle eyes. Yeah, I see it now too, the dat files (C015s000) and the text files (U015i000) are not in the same sequence, the U015i001 should be renamed to U015i001. Very nice catch. I renamed the U015a000 and U015b000 files starting from 0 to 7 as well.
And, the Iraqi crews are still firing and hitting at very long ranges with Preferences set at the default 100%. However, lowering the Hitting setting seems to result in a lowered hit percentage. I set my copy at 80% will go lower the next time around.
Hmm...the Preferences are persistent from one scenario to another in the Editor and in gameplay as it would seem with my copy. I would prefer static Preferences; each scenario reads it's own set of Preferences.
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