Well, that's not good. Maybe you can upload the savebug here and someone with more skills than I have can help. Otherwise, AIO and EoD are both based on WiF
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No problem. It's in the many DH folder (Not DH full or the mod's folder). Just open the main folder and scroll down until you see the "Savedbug" file. It should be a text or wordpad file. If you open it up, it should tell you what is causing the crash near the very bottom. You can upload it here too so maybe someone else can help you too. The file overwrites itself after every load/exit, so make sure you haven't played another mod since the last WiF crash.
Are the game files available on any other site other than the sites in the first post for this game?
Here on my site
https://www.hoi2bunker.com/post/world-in-flames-ii-1-05-1-compatible-by-fernando-torres
link is in the above or you can go direct here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gB85T73GM0XZHFJiPz-ex1LhRC6ffX__/view?usp=drive_link
Hello i found the graphics pack https://uloz.to/file/k0vTbhDpzdzP/d...2ZGZ0MwRkZzEuLzEzZwVjZyO6MUcLE0SgJybjrGLmLD==
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Due to popular demand I gave repacking WiF2 (World in Flames 2) another try. I tryed it already last month, posted it, messed it up, deleted the post to avoid confusion, had no time for a retry, then forgot about it... so here we are again:
Download on mega.nz:
WiF2 for DH 1.05.1_incl-Graphic-Pack-DH1.04_repacked-by-Altruist-1.05_unpack-into_Darkest Hour.7z (239.59 MB, unpacked 862 MB)
This is packed together:
# Darkest Hour Full 1.05.2 (from a clean reinstall of DH, then updated to 1.05.2)
# Official Graphic Pack for DH 1.04 (as far as I know no newer version available)
# World in Flames 2 (June 2019) for DH 1.05.1
in a form that you can just unpack it and are ready to play (without further copying etc.).
Installation (short):
1) Copy the file into ...\Darkest Hour\ (NOT into ..\mods)
2) Rightclick on file and order it to "Extract here"
3) Start Darkest Hour Launcher and choose (bottom right: Load a mod): WiF2
4) Ready to go... or rather choose one of the following scenarios:
Successful: Now you should have ..\Darkest Hour\Mods\Wif2\ReadMe_fromAltruist.txt
Otherwise: Very probably you have misdirected the target for unpacking, try again.
Not included: WiF2 Music Pack
If you want to... download: Wif2_Music.7z (410 MB), unpack directly into ..\Darkest Hour\Mods\WiF2\
Installation (longer description):
1) Copy the file into ...\Darkest Hour\ (NOT into ..\mods)
2) Rightclick on it and order it to "Extract here"
Notice:
4) Ready to go... or rather choose one of the 2 WiF2-scenarios:
Problems (perhaps):
You might have noticed that no version number fits with the next one. The package was put together in the following order (you can also download the files below on their own if you only want the graphic pack or WiF_June-2019):
# DH Full updated to 1.05.2, see also Darkest Hour Patch 1.05.2 (hot-fix release)
# Official Graphic Pack for DH 1.04 (DH_Graphic-Pack-DH1.04.7z, 66.98 MB)
# World in Flames 2 (for DH 1.05.1) as of June 2019 (WiF2_June-1019.rar, 47.52 MB)
The result worked for me (short 5min test of playing) but don't ask me wether some files of 1.05.2 were perhaps overwritten by older files of the graphics pack or WiF2. The DH screen showed "Darkest Hour v. 1.05.2 (OWRO) - WiF2". Just in case, I'd finalize it with rerunning the 1.05.2 DH patch.
Fallback:
In case one of the above links doesn't work, I might have reorganized or reshuffled my download space, try this thread: Alternative download option of various DH Mods.
Download on mega.nz:
WiF2 for DH 1.05.1_incl-Graphic-Pack-DH1.04_repacked-by-Altruist-1.05_unpack-into_Darkest Hour.7z (239.59 MB, unpacked 862 MB)
This is packed together:
# Darkest Hour Full 1.05.2 (from a clean reinstall of DH, then updated to 1.05.2)
# Official Graphic Pack for DH 1.04 (as far as I know no newer version available)
# World in Flames 2 (June 2019) for DH 1.05.1
in a form that you can just unpack it and are ready to play (without further copying etc.).
Installation (short):
1) Copy the file into ...\Darkest Hour\ (NOT into ..\mods)
2) Rightclick on file and order it to "Extract here"
3) Start Darkest Hour Launcher and choose (bottom right: Load a mod): WiF2
4) Ready to go... or rather choose one of the following scenarios:
a) World in Flames - Day of Decision (1933)
or
b) Guns of August (1914)
Successful: Now you should have ..\Darkest Hour\Mods\Wif2\ReadMe_fromAltruist.txt
Otherwise: Very probably you have misdirected the target for unpacking, try again.
Not included: WiF2 Music Pack
If you want to... download: Wif2_Music.7z (410 MB), unpack directly into ..\Darkest Hour\Mods\WiF2\
Installation (longer description):
1) Copy the file into ...\Darkest Hour\ (NOT into ..\mods)
2) Rightclick on it and order it to "Extract here"
Notice:
a) In the rare case your compression program can't handle .7z-files, download the free and good compression program 7-zip
b) Within ...\Darkest Hour\Mods\ a subdirectory will be established called \Wif2
c) Additionally the included Graphic Pack overwrites also several already existing files in directories within Darkest Hour other than in \mods, so you will be asked wether to copy/integrate/overwrite them, click "yes to all" (be aware this might overwrite other graphical gimmicks you had installed previously)
3) Start Darkest Hour Launcher and choose (bottom right: Load a mod): WiF24) Ready to go... or rather choose one of the 2 WiF2-scenarios:
a) World in Flames - Day of Decision (1933)
or
b) Guns of August (1914)
5) Choose a country and... well, going into the options before pressing "Start" might be a good idea to set your prefered settings and if you play with (NATO-)counters instead of sprites, make sure to choose "Use Counters = ON", accept... now you are ready to start and play.Problems (perhaps):
You might have noticed that no version number fits with the next one. The package was put together in the following order (you can also download the files below on their own if you only want the graphic pack or WiF_June-2019):
# DH Full updated to 1.05.2, see also Darkest Hour Patch 1.05.2 (hot-fix release)
# Official Graphic Pack for DH 1.04 (DH_Graphic-Pack-DH1.04.7z, 66.98 MB)
# World in Flames 2 (for DH 1.05.1) as of June 2019 (WiF2_June-1019.rar, 47.52 MB)
The result worked for me (short 5min test of playing) but don't ask me wether some files of 1.05.2 were perhaps overwritten by older files of the graphics pack or WiF2. The DH screen showed "Darkest Hour v. 1.05.2 (OWRO) - WiF2". Just in case, I'd finalize it with rerunning the 1.05.2 DH patch.
Fallback:
In case one of the above links doesn't work, I might have reorganized or reshuffled my download space, try this thread: Alternative download option of various DH Mods.
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is this a different DL to what you posted before and then removed? Cause i installed that one and seemed like it was working fine
Yes, it is different.
In my first try I did not take DH Full from a clean reinstall but my own many years old directory. Which was a working version but cluttered with everything I did with it or have added in the last years. If I remember correctly even with some save files. On the good side, this mess was restricted to the directory of \WiF2, it also might have even added some unexpected goodies other than WiF2 like short scenarios: Suez Canal, Africa Corps etc., well, all the things you do with your DH Full over the years... (also kind of wasted since you wouldn't expect nor look for those when starting your WiF2 in the launcher).
I also did not realize that the Graphical Pack was overwriting stuff outside of DH Full, so parts of the graphics pack were missing.
The result would had worked in DH installs which have the graphics pack already installed but in some other cases not or only with glitches.
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Hi,
Could anyone tell me if WiF introduces some significant changes in particular units parameters that alter their performance when compared to Vanilla DH? Like, making SUBs good at fighting surface vessels or changing the purpose of some brigades?
Could anyone tell me if WiF introduces some significant changes in particular units parameters that alter their performance when compared to Vanilla DH? Like, making SUBs good at fighting surface vessels or changing the purpose of some brigades?
It has been a while since I played WiF but in general no significant changes on the unit level come to my mind. Difficulty of Germany vs Sowjetunion has considerably been boosted but mostly due to more units on the Sowjetside, events etc.
Subs: If I recall correctly WiF follows the changes made to DH full vanilla concerning subs:
Their attack split into one vs convoys (still good) and naval attack (dropped to around 1/3 vs all other ships). Very notable exception are HSubs whose naval attack got only lowered to 2/3 and with this are still very capable (one can certainly say overpowered) and can have also a float plane brigade which makes them even better. Recommended to use in no bigger fleets than 6 or it gets boringly overpowered.
But my memory might be misleading. So, perhaps, other players with more recent playing experience can clarify or correct me here...
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Well, before giving EODAIP closer look I decide to try it's origins, because I completely unfamiliar with 1933 start at all. Playing as Germany (that else) on Normal I just notice 591/594 IC of peacetime US, so I decided to take a closer look at their policies...
What is the hell happened in this mod with US economics under FDR government? Beginning from 1935 (FMmax-2) it steadily shifted to central planning! Now in 1939 it has CPmax-1 already. (Btw it is much faster tempo than DHF rules allowed to non-cpu players...)
What is the hell happened in this mod with US economics under FDR government? Beginning from 1935 (FMmax-2) it steadily shifted to central planning! Now in 1939 it has CPmax-1 already. (Btw it is much faster tempo than DHF rules allowed to non-cpu players...)
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Well, governmental spending into public infrastructure... is more towards planning than asking Ford to build a toll-highway or however you'd do it "purely by the holy powers of the market".
And don't give anything about normal "rules". WiP was made to provide a challenge to players and rules were bent accordingly.
Free planning of central market?
Hope it will do it in more subtle way than DHF did, just giving to AI hundreds of free divisions.
Can somebody enlighten me from where british get their first medium armored division with sp. art, being waaay behind in tech? (See Glasgow). Searching "value = armor" in events reveals nothing.
PS Catch it by myself. It is in Mods.txt id = 9300303 event (British Expeditionary Force (AI)), which deploy dormant (hidden) units to Lille, described in wif2.inc, in case of Fall Gelb :
landdivision = { dormant = yes id = { type = 12700 id = 10033 } name = "1st Armoured Division" type = armor model = 0 extra = sp_artillery brigade_model = 0 }
Not very well executed crutch imo. Even for intendent timeframe (1940) it creates so futuristic equipment. And for my current game it makes already difficult SL attempt in 1940 almost impossible, because smart AI bastard has managed to rescue this armor from belgian pocket and place it on home guard.
PS Catch it by myself. It is in Mods.txt id = 9300303 event (British Expeditionary Force (AI)), which deploy dormant (hidden) units to Lille, described in wif2.inc, in case of Fall Gelb :
landdivision = { dormant = yes id = { type = 12700 id = 10033 } name = "1st Armoured Division" type = armor model = 0 extra = sp_artillery brigade_model = 0 }
Not very well executed crutch imo. Even for intendent timeframe (1940) it creates so futuristic equipment. And for my current game it makes already difficult SL attempt in 1940 almost impossible, because smart AI bastard has managed to rescue this armor from belgian pocket and place it on home guard.
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