ZorinW

Norbert was faster

Happened to me as well. No edited saves or anything, had 0 longitudinal offset in the designer and in battle it was 100!

The abandon ship mechanic is broken. If I win a battle in which I lost ships due to low crew they should not be lost, especially right now where we all fight basically just off our own shores. These ships would obviously not be left with 55% of their crew onboard to drift around and be credited to the enemy. That's just nonsense.

Well, peace is still broken. Playing as Italy in a 1890s campaign and am fighting AH, which have asked for peace three times now and every time I agrred yet the war continues... Also, AH managed to build 86 ships with their starting funds (HOW?) and using up more than three times their port capacity. This simply should not happen, ever.

Campaign summary: 1890 | Italy | Normal | Created own fleet Within the first 10 years Britain and Germany ruined themselves and were greyed out (though still had messages about their ativities for 10 years after that) Was at war with France for a good 30 years as they just wouldn't accept peace even if I agreed to their request for peace. 90% of all battles were 1 TB vs. 1 TB. No matter what I did with my fleet. In the end France finally ruined themselves as well and now I am sitting with AH, who are my best buddies and the campaign is dead. Also, all AI ports list hundreds of ships that simply do not exist.

It's only France left and they still ignore the peace agreement.

Beta 1.06 (UPDATE 11) 1890s Italian campaign. I can't make peace with France every time France asks for peace I agree and the next month war breaks out again.

If I Alt+TAB the game still pauses.

On update 15 the enemy fleets in my campaign still spawned with damaged ships in every battle right from the start.

Torpedo Basics Since the introdutcion of the crew skill slider and the new ammo types the battleship that you are facing will slaughter you before you even reach torpedo range since their guns are now usually very accurate and they carry a ton of them, which all can heavily damage a torpedo boat.

Played as Italy in a 1890 campaign and was at war with Austro-Hungary and Germany. I forced Austro-Hungary to sign a peace treaty with me and the entire campaign ended. That should not happen as I was still at war with Germany. Even worse, the campaign result showed a Defeat for me against Britain because of very low victory points.

Three years into a new camapign and the enemies are already fielding 200 ships each. Why is there not hard cap to the tonnage linked to port facilities?

Same for me. Now you can design the refit, but not build it as nothing happens when you click proceed.

Sure does, makes winning impossible.

First camapgin is running for 30 years now. Some obersavtions. 1. Ghost ships Scrapped ships reappear in battle fleets 2. Missing ships I ordered all my ships to stay in port, yet I am missing five out of 45 3. Resaerch time Research still takes way too long. After 30 years I still only have coal fired engines, even though I have had a full tech budget since day one and have focused on engine technology. 4. Ships in enemy ports Austro-Hungary has 100 ships, but in their ports are at least twice that number 4. General bugs with the enemies Three enemy fleets have more than 350-450 active ships each, massive funds of gazillion dollars, maximum of average tech level

Did the devs say anything anout the ability to mount the funnels on destroyers right behind the main tower yet?

Advanced Armored Cruiser II (Deutschland-class) hulls still can't fit 152 mm as secondary armament as they should. Also in 1929 you can't fit Diesel main engines as one should be able to.

After the Hotfix the new model for the German torpedo launchers has disappeared for all years except 1940. Now we only get the Japanese ones for the period between 1931 and 1940, while the new German model should be available from 1929 onward.

Deutschland-class hulls can't fit 152 mm as secondary armament as they should. Also in 1929 you can't fit Diesel main engines as one should be able to.