Mac user here - saved games won't reload

@barnee Thanks. Turns out one team player was using an ancient version of Triplea engine. We’ll just have to manually adjust for the few land battles that use gas. Most players will build DD’s making first strike less relevant.

@Panther Thanks - now I need to get my son to update his account on A&A. He hasn’t been on the site for several years being in college now and his email isn’t working. We can fix that one though.

@plasmaboy Sounds good. Usually, when playing against different opponents, you would definitely create a new game thread for every game. When playing consecutive games against the same opponent, sometimes players agree to use the same game thread.
Creating a new thread for every game is surely the “cleanest” solution.

Now enjoy gaming :slightly_smiling_face:

Final Results:

http://tripleadev.1671093.n2.nabble.com/Game-of-the-month-3-tp7589447p7590131.html

Thank you djensen…I hope you had a good Christmas!
Have a great New Year!

uh…. i already told you,

you can find the directory here:

(Windows 7)   C:\Users\YourName\triplea
(Windows XP)   C:\Documents and Settings\YourName\triplea
(Mac)   /home/user/documents/triplea/
(Linux)   /home/user/triplea/

So, assuming you have windows 7,
Open up your user’s folder (or my documents, or my computer),
Then navigate to the folder called “triplea”
then click the “savedGames” folder

or you can do a search for “triplea”

@Gargantua:

TripleA is cheat-proof

That’s not entirely accurate.  There is a scenario I can think of in which some shady circumstances can occur - in a particular scenario.

It’s safer to say - Axis and Allies is cheat proof, as long as your dice are done through a server - and you pay attention to the actual game mechanics.

Well I’m mostly comparing it to Battlemap, where it would be easy to add units here or there.  If extra units are discovered, there’s no way to tell if it’s cheating or an unintended mistake.

In my experience, it’s the unintentional mistakes that most often mar Battlemap games.  Consequently, many players spend alot of time checking maps and moves for accuracy.

With TripleA the above scenarios don’t happen, because you’d have to use edit to add in units that shouldn’t be there.  And any edit is clearly visible in the game history.

It’s not as easy as you might think.  Come on over to http://triplea.sourceforge.net/mywiki/Forum and check out some of the map mods for the TripleA engine.