War in the Pacific: Admiral's Edition Patch v1.102. This expansion for War in the Pacific adds improvements and changes to enhance game play, and features a waypoint system for Task Force movement, the entire war in the Pacific on one map, conversion of ships between classes as well as multiple upgrade levels and much more. War in the Pacific: Admirals Edition Free. Free Matrix Games Windows XP/Vista/7 Version 1.00.95 patch Full Specs. Be the first to know about the hottest apps with Download's Windows Apps.

I don't have the AE edition but do have the original. Both are suffering some Windows 10 issues that are covered on the Matrix forums. Download camtasia studio 7 full crack mf download. For some reason there is a long 5-6 second delay from when you click a button to when the next window opens or order is issued. It permeates all aspects of the game. To myself, and some others, it makes the game unplayable.

The solutions posted on the Matrix forums require some sort of manually inputted code changes that I just couldn't make sense of (yes, I am quite unskilled in this regard). Hopefully a future patch will fix this issue, but for now it remains unplayable for me. When I try to pick up troops I get the message that the TF has to be docked which is an issue with the level of port. For a level 1 port I was able to send some barges in to pick up my paratroops.

Am I missing something? The manual mentions TFs can load/unload cargo without being docked at any level port (at a reduced rate), but does this apply to troops? Edit: I may have this figured out.

I just tried loading with an xAKL, and was able to begin the loading process. Not sure why I was having problems before. I appreciate the reply.

I'm not really sure what happened. I'm still working on my Day 1 turn and was running a few turns out, experimenting with ASW patrol arcs and ASW TFs, when I decided to try out some paradrops and air supply drops. Got to wondering how long it would take to pluck them off with an underdeveloped (or non-existent) port, and I *thought* I tried to pick them up with a diverted invasion TF which had room to load a couple hundred troops. Anyway, all seems well now, though I may regret giving the US AI 'the good stuff', with respect to their torps, at the start of the war. It's going to take some time to train up my pilot's ASW skills - I'm hoping I can just kind of disrupt them enough with the TFs to buy me that time.

I'm going to try a few sub chasers with a DD sprinkled in to share some fuel so they can remain on station longer. Should be interesting. The port rules (docking, rearming, and repairing) are very detailed. Just understand you will not learn everything at once, nor is it required that you do. You can pick up things a little at a time and still effectively conduct the war. As for the torpedo rule- switching to the non-historical setting will give you problems you don't need early in the game. You will be struggling with so many details in the beginning that you won't need allied submarines contributing to your woe.

I'm not sure if you can switch it back once the game has started, but it you have a choice you should turn it to unreliable. I know you have invested much money in the game, but read my post about the AI I wrote earlier. The AI doesn't handle its carriers well as the Allies.

The AI is probably better at playing Japan. The port rules (docking, rearming, and repairing) are very detailed. Just understand you will not learn everything at once, nor is it required that you do. You can pick up things a little at a time and still effectively conduct the war. As for the torpedo rule- switching to the non-historical setting will give you problems you don't need early in the game. You will be struggling with so many details in the beginning that you won't need allied submarines contributing to your woe.

I'm not sure if you can switch it back once the game has started, but it you have a choice you should turn it to unreliable. I know you have invested much money in the game, but read my post about the AI I wrote earlier. The AI doesn't handle its carriers well as the Allies. The AI is probably better at playing Japan. I'm hoping for a tough game. I dislike investing a significant amount of time into a playthrough (and this is about as epic as it gets) only to find I've got a certain path to victory.