TOAW III Owners
TOAW III Owners
Can I ask a favour of anyone that owns TOAW III please? Apparently the Expected reinforcements/withdrawals is correct for the Campaign For North Africa 1940-43 scenario in that version. I recall Olorin stating that the Australian 6th Division withdraw a brigade at a time but I need to know:
a) From when?
b) Is this pot luck or are the withdrawn units named i.e. which brigade at which specific time?
c) I'm looking for the withdrawal schedule for any 6th Division units from say Turn 36 - and not just brigades but supporting arms too.
Many thanks!!
a) From when?
b) Is this pot luck or are the withdrawn units named i.e. which brigade at which specific time?
c) I'm looking for the withdrawal schedule for any 6th Division units from say Turn 36 - and not just brigades but supporting arms too.
Many thanks!!
Now Maitland, now's your time!
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RE: TOAW III Owners
ORIGINAL: warspite1
Can I ask a favour of anyone that owns TOAW III please? Apparently the Expected reinforcements/withdrawals is correct for the Campaign For North Africa 1940-43 scenario in that version. I recall Olorin stating that the Australian 6th Division withdraw a brigade at a time but I need to know:
a) From when?
b) Is this pot luck or are the withdrawn units named i.e. which brigade at which specific time?
c) I'm looking for the withdrawal schedule for any 6th Division units from say Turn 36 - and not just brigades but supporting arms too.
Many thanks!!
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RE: TOAW III Owners
ORIGINAL: warspite1
Can I ask a favour of anyone that owns TOAW III please? Apparently the Expected reinforcements/withdrawals is correct for the Campaign For North Africa 1940-43 scenario in that version. I recall Olorin stating that the Australian 6th Division withdraw a brigade at a time but I need to know:
a) From when?
b) Is this pot luck or are the withdrawn units named i.e. which brigade at which specific time?
c) I'm looking for the withdrawal schedule for any 6th Division units from say Turn 36 - and not just brigades but supporting arms too.
Many thanks!!
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Q: What do you call a boomerang that doesn’t come back?
A: A stick.
Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity and I’m not sure about the universe-Einstein
Q: What do you call a boomerang that doesn’t come back?
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Is this correct ? The TOAW scenarios that come in TOW4 but are from TOAW3 have mistakes in the reinforcements/withdrawals schedule ?
All scenarios ?
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All scenarios ?
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Not that I am personally aware of it. Usually, if there were changes, regardless of III or IV, the active scenario designer would state them in the documentation. So, I'd take it with a pinch of salt.ORIGINAL: Franciscus
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Well, then I would like Bob Cross to say something about what's up (if anything) with the North Africa scenarios, as I was about to start myself a 40-43 campaign...
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Some withdrawals do not show up on the Expected Reinforcement dialog. No change to which units withdraw.ORIGINAL: Franciscus
Is this correct ? The TOAW scenarios that come in TOW4 but are from TOAW3 have mistakes in the reinforcements/withdrawals schedule ?
All scenarios ?
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Not that I am personally aware of it. Usually, if there were changes, regardless of III or IV, the active scenario designer would state them in the documentation. So, I'd take it with a pinch of salt.ORIGINAL: Franciscus
Is this correct ? The TOAW scenarios that come in TOW4 but are from TOAW3 have mistakes in the reinforcements/withdrawals schedule ?
All scenarios ?
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Klink, Oberst
What? Are you suggesting I'm lying? What an arrogantly dismissive statement.....
Yes Franciscus, the Australian 6th Infantry's withdrawal is not showing on the schedule. I believe this problem may affect some others too but of that I am not certain as I haven't cross checked what I believe to be the case - However, of the missing Australians I am 100% certain, regardless of whatever anyone else may be personally aware of [8|].
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warspite1ORIGINAL: Lobster
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Can I ask a favour of anyone that owns TOAW III please? Apparently the Expected reinforcements/withdrawals is correct for the Campaign For North Africa 1940-43 scenario in that version. I recall Olorin stating that the Australian 6th Division withdraw a brigade at a time but I need to know:
a) From when?
b) Is this pot luck or are the withdrawn units named i.e. which brigade at which specific time?
c) I'm looking for the withdrawal schedule for any 6th Division units from say Turn 36 - and not just brigades but supporting arms too.
Many thanks!!
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Thanks ever so much Lobster [&o][&o]
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Ups, I didn't mean to start a war [&:]
But it is clear that expected reinforcements/withdrawals do not all show up in the respective dialog, at least in the North African campaign scenario (s?)
So I would only like to know if this is going to be corrected - either if it is a scenario specific mistake or a conversion (3->4) bug...
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But it is clear that expected reinforcements/withdrawals do not all show up in the respective dialog, at least in the North African campaign scenario (s?)
So I would only like to know if this is going to be corrected - either if it is a scenario specific mistake or a conversion (3->4) bug...
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I could be mistaken, but I think it might be down to a limit of the TOAW engine/scenario capabilities. IIRC you can only schedule an arrival or departure turn using the simple mechanism that populates the expected reinforcement/withdrawal dialog. Having a unit both come and go requires the withdrawal to be done via an event. Event driven withdrawals (and deployments) aren't aren't shown in that dialog because they can be much more complex than just "turn X". (eg you could have a unit deploy/withdraw if location A was captured by side 1 on turn Z, and location B by side 1 on turn Y, and either location C was held by side 2 on turn X or location D was held by side 2 on turn X, or side 1 used theater option Has-5-conditions-I'm-not-listing-here before turn X-5.)
The word document attached to the scenario includes a reinforcement/withdrawal table that I believe is intended to capture the behavior that can't be covered fully in game.
The word document attached to the scenario includes a reinforcement/withdrawal table that I believe is intended to capture the behavior that can't be covered fully in game.
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I could be mistaken, but I think it might be down to a limit of the TOAW engine/scenario capabilities. IIRC you can only schedule an arrival or departure turn using the simple mechanism that populates the expected reinforcement/withdrawal dialog. Having a unit both come and go requires the withdrawal to be done via an event. Event driven withdrawals (and deployments) aren't aren't shown in that dialog because they can be much more complex than just "turn X". (eg you could have a unit deploy/withdraw if location A was captured by side 1 on turn Z, and location B by side 1 on turn Y, and either location C was held by side 2 on turn X or location D was held by side 2 on turn X, or side 1 used theater option Has-5-conditions-I'm-not-listing-here before turn X-5.)
The word document attached to the scenario includes a reinforcement/withdrawal table that I believe is intended to capture the behavior that can't be covered fully in game.
I understand your reasoning.
But, as Lobster posted, the missing withdrawals in TOAW4 version appear in TOAW3 version of the same scenario reinforcements dialog...
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warspite1ORIGINAL: Franciscus
ORIGINAL: DanNeely
I could be mistaken, but I think it might be down to a limit of the TOAW engine/scenario capabilities. IIRC you can only schedule an arrival or departure turn using the simple mechanism that populates the expected reinforcement/withdrawal dialog. Having a unit both come and go requires the withdrawal to be done via an event. Event driven withdrawals (and deployments) aren't aren't shown in that dialog because they can be much more complex than just "turn X". (eg you could have a unit deploy/withdraw if location A was captured by side 1 on turn Z, and location B by side 1 on turn Y, and either location C was held by side 2 on turn X or location D was held by side 2 on turn X, or side 1 used theater option Has-5-conditions-I'm-not-listing-here before turn X-5.)
The word document attached to the scenario includes a reinforcement/withdrawal table that I believe is intended to capture the behavior that can't be covered fully in game.
I understand your reasoning.
But, as Lobster posted, the missing withdrawals in TOAW4 version appear in TOAW3 version of the same scenario reinforcements dialog...
This is nothing to do with event driven withdrawals. The 6th Australian Division, like the 2nd New Zealand Division, was withdrawn for the ill-fated expedition to Greece.
In game, this division's withdrawal does not appear on the unit Reinforcement Table. If people want to take what I say "with a pinch of salt" then fine they can do that. But Bob Cross has confirmed what I've said in this thread and Olorin has confirmed what I've said, in my original AAR. There is no need for theories. The data, across two reference points (the Reinforcement Table and the Documentation) is simply missing and/or incomplete. That is all. I only started this thread because I need to know for my current PBEM when exactly I'm going to be losing one of my key units!!
The schedule from TOAW III helpfully provided by Lobster indicates that the units of the division disappear between turns 47 and 51. This confirms what Olorin stated about withdrawal by brigade (rather than the division as a whole). Armed with that information, if I then refer to the Documentation, I can see that this mentions various withdrawals on turn 47, 49 and 51 - although only the withdrawal on Turn 49 has any mention of '6th Aus Div' and there is no mention of which brigade is withdrawn. Because of what people have said, I now know that the two blank withdrawals either side also refer to the Australians but to an unsuspecting player could mean anything. Indeed, as I found when playing for the first time, I only looked at the Reinforcement Table (there was no obvious need to check whether this would have been incorrect by referring also to the Documentation) and assumed this was correct. When playing the AI then ok that's annoying. When playing a human player this sort of thing is a game changer.
So its really simple. As to the Australian 6th Infantry Division, the reinforcement schedule in TOAW IV is incorrect and the documentation is only partially complete.
So yes, like Franciscus I too am hoping that this can be fixed in a patch soon.
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Sorry to be a pain, but can anyone with access to TOAW III have a look at the 9th Australian Division in the CFNA 1940-43 secnario. I am looking to see if the Aussie units from this division disappear between turn 65 and say 90.
I am now on Turn 77 and I believe that at some point 24th Brigade (and its 3 battalions) and the divisional supporting artillery, anti-tank and AA went away from about turn 65 onwards. I suspect the two remaining battalions - the 20th and 26th - will be going in the coming weeks but this doesn't show on the reinforcement and withdrawal schedule. Once again the documentation is unclear and so it would be good to see the schedule so I can fill in the blanks [:)]
Thanks in advance.
I am now on Turn 77 and I believe that at some point 24th Brigade (and its 3 battalions) and the divisional supporting artillery, anti-tank and AA went away from about turn 65 onwards. I suspect the two remaining battalions - the 20th and 26th - will be going in the coming weeks but this doesn't show on the reinforcement and withdrawal schedule. Once again the documentation is unclear and so it would be good to see the schedule so I can fill in the blanks [:)]
Thanks in advance.
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Only looks like the 70th is being pulled out.
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Hi - thanks for this but I think this is the wrong scenario as the dates don't correspond. The game scenario is Campaign For North Africa 40D-43, I'm at turn 77 and its the beginning of September 1941. (it would have helped if I'd made that clear - sorry).
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I see the 6th Aus leaving turn 27, the 70th turn 47-49, and the Polish Bde withdrawing turn 105 - early December. That's it in the 40D-43 scenario for this period.
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Okay thanks for looking - obviously bigger issues than just the Aus 6th, but now the Aus 7th too.
Below to prove I'm not going mad here are those units on the map on turn 67 and by turn 77 one brigade and the support units had gone - no warning.
Not the sort of info one wants to be without in a PBEM.
Below to prove I'm not going mad here are those units on the map on turn 67 and by turn 77 one brigade and the support units had gone - no warning.
Not the sort of info one wants to be without in a PBEM.
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Some withdrawals do not show up on the Expected Reinforcement dialog. No change to which units withdraw.ORIGINAL: Franciscus
Is this correct ? The TOAW scenarios that come in TOW4 but are from TOAW3 have mistakes in the reinforcements/withdrawals schedule ?
All scenarios ?
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So the question remains...
Why ???
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I've always thought it rude to take units away without any warning
or even a thank you.
or even a thank you.
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