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Ingelore Clason
It REALLY sucks that my ZH isn't working atm, even though my PC is more-or-less "fixed", albeit not to the OS I preferred. Regardless, as my new PC tower doesn't have a CD drive to insert discs into, i'll have to wait until I get a USB-capable CD drive so that I can reinstall my ZH so that it longer crashes due to this annoying issue shown involving missing textures galore before it crashes: I.imgur.com
No, it's not that. When I start ZH it seemingly boots up fine with removing a certain file that prevents it from starting up, but soon crashes after showing the missing texture-filled screen as shown in the above screenshot.
what is changed in your second upload! is there some fast fix for bugs.
because im not sure why but the AI does not work at all in my game. i tried it in 3 official maps. i followed your instruction and deleted the data folder entirey and copied the generals continue data. also i run the game with genlauncher.
a lot of changes are cool. i tested till now all the usa factions and i like the new addition like the sherman tank and the fuel air bomb cannon and the jeep from usa superweapon. i still need to test the other factions but i noticed one thing. the game lags often on official maps of 4 players or even 3 players. usually i play with one ally and all AI are set to brutal and faction set to random.
also i think tank general is a little overpowered because i fight it with gla stealth general and my tanks did not stand a change, even my defences, besides the palace. my tanks were beaten even by the gattling tank of their faction.
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