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Every now and again I break this one out. - 2/22/2013 5:02:32 AM

H Gilmer

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This last time, playing as Allies, Japanese help +1, and before the end of 1942 or so, I get a conditional peace? Japanese agree to go back to prewar levels and give up all land acquired during the war, both armies stand down.

Why did this happen and is this basically a draw?

Thank you for any answers. This is the first time I have ever received that message, and I have played this one for a long time, having purchased it in the early days of its publication.

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RE: Every now and again I break this one out. - 2/24/2013 12:28:39 AM

Capt. Harlock

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I believe you have encountered the mysterious "early surrender" bug. There is an antidote file called "NoEndWar.exe", which I have taken the liberty of compressing and uploading. Note that it is NOT a text file: you will want to erase that last part of the file name.

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RE: Every now and again I break this one out. - 2/24/2013 11:11:23 PM

H Gilmer

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Ok, thanks. I'll give this a try. It just seemed so weird that the U.S. would "accept" a white peace surrender basically.

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