Triple A Support 1914 Improved

I am sorry to hear that.

Again I can confirm to you, that this map runs perfectly fine on current installations.

Your error messages are not bound to a specific map, but to every one that encounters the problems you talk about. So we don’t talk about software issues but about things/issues on your side that we need to investigate.

I can continue to try to help you in case you provide the screenshots I asked you for above.
With the screenshots of your folder structure I can verify (or not) the correct (or not) installation.
So please read again what I asked you for above and provide the screenshots of the relevant folder structure and its contents.

Also please post a screenshot of TripleA that opens after you started it.

@thrasher1 Still there is no (and likely will never be) a TripleA version similar to the boardgame. What you can currently download is a map inspired by the Zombie’s topic - but that one does not cover the boardgame mechanics and rules.

@suprise-attack When you click reply, a window will open up. Beneath where it says “Replying to …” there are a series of icons. The one farthest to the right is to upload an attachment. You can add your game file as an attachment to your post. I think it works anyway. I haven’t got a reply from my opponent yet lol.

Thanks very much P@nther. Much appreciated. :-)

This techno stuff is all beyond me!

Plan B then - try to persuade him to play on his laptop ….

OK, first thing I will do is to replace the triplea.jar with the prerelease version!  :-)

@Faramir:

Which forum do I post on to find players for a play-by-forum game? I think I have Triple A figured out pretty well and I registered my email with the dice roller thing (I can’t remember the name right now).

Here you go:

http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?board=52.0

Enjoy :-)

Axis and Allies was meant to be played by MEN, not MACHINES!

An AI intelligent enough, could become Artificial.  I mean, if it knows when to rock out a good gamble, that could be dangerous! :P

For the record, I don’t “look” ahead in most of my games, other than for the obvious - “Oh they are going to take a shot at the capital” kind of stuff.  If the AI just did what it had to do to get it’s NO’s, and focus on the economics, it would be deadly enough.

In the /doc folder inside Triplea open the document Game Playing Guide .html 
Scroll down to section 2.4 Play By E-Mail Game (PBEM) ~ZP