This is the Loyalty filter at the start of the offcial AACW April 61 campaign.
What’s wrong?
Unionists. Where are the Eastern Tennessee unionists?
Currently addressing this for SVF 2
These 2 events are a paradox ( 😉 ): they represent about 90% of the AI behaviour, and just 1% of the work needed for AI…
Edit:
deleted as I’ve found a better way than having these events in event files
one error, 100 bugged events :-). I must admit Lafrite’s work has done much for the official version. But the current remaining error is replicated a lot through official events unfortunately.
The introduction of the Army outliner has introduced the annoying presence of Mexican leader on the northern side and of the British/French ones on the Southern one. SVF 2.0 will not represent these leaders in the outliner until they join the war.
I’ve been indeed sick the last week and the next has been the usual overload of RL urgent things to overcome.
More later
These 2 last days, I’ve taken a break because first of business high activity, then because I was beginning to write script errors.
The next FY version of FY will be available Sunday. I really hope to work on SVF this week too.
I want to thank those feeding me yet with reports or historical infos, or tools.
I was seriously planning to update only Sunday. This morning, my eye was caught by a bizarre string in the scriptreport…A bug I created when I introduced the France faction, in an event applying to Red in place of the FRA faction.
AS the consequence of the events are huge, no other choice than uploading ASAP this new version, compatible of course with ongoing games.
I love screens of Ukraine in FY: rarely a wargame will have displayed such a mess. Anarchists, Ukrainians, Green, Red and Whites are fighting each other. French are yet here, but withdrawal is close and I can’t reach the AIL level necessary to control them and add these units to my Southern White army.
Anarchists are resisting well . Reds Army are very huge. I will point out once again how the Red AI is advancing methodically, keeping a LOS. A very tough opponent