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[invalid] Pathfinder error (GAE-Routeplanner)
« on: 24 August 2010, 18:35:31 »
guys when i play glest version 3.3.6.  in the game after a while it said

the new pathfinder lie.   it kept on showing up after i click ok
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Re: help
« Reply #1 on: 24 August 2010, 19:19:28 »
Moved to the appropriate board and given an appropriate title.

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Re: Pathfinder error
« Reply #2 on: 24 August 2010, 23:25:39 »
guys when i play glest version 3.3.6.  in the game after a while it said

the new pathfinder lie.   it kept on showing up after i click ok

Hmm, I not sure what you mean to say. Are you saying that after playing MegaGlest 3.3.6 for a while, the game displayed an error message window or printed an error message to the game console (chat area), and that this error message was (literally) the new pathfinder lies?

Please provide more information in general if you'd like this to be treated as a bug. Please see the sticky thread on how to file bugs for further information on which data is needed from you so that developers can determine what may have gone wrong.
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Re: Pathfinder error
« Reply #3 on: 25 August 2010, 01:58:57 »
guys when i play glest version 3.3.6.  in the game after a while it said

the new pathfinder lie.   it kept on showing up after i click ok

Hmm, I not sure what you mean to say. Are you saying that after playing MegaGlest 3.3.6 for a while, the game displayed an error message window or printed an error message to the game console (chat area), and that this error message was (literally) the new pathfinder lies?

Please provide more information in general if you'd like this to be treated as a bug. Please see the sticky thread on how to file bugs for further information on which data is needed from you so that developers can determine what may have gone wrong.


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Re: Pathfinder error
« Reply #4 on: 25 August 2010, 02:24:44 »
Hmm, I not sure what you mean to say. Are you saying that after playing MegaGlest 3.3.6 for a while, the game displayed an error message window or printed an error message to the game console (chat area), and that this error message was (literally) the new pathfinder lies?
You know, I could very easily imagine Silnarm putting that in there as an error message.  I remember one crash I got on an old version of GAE gave me the error message of Oops!.

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Re: Pathfinder error (GAE-Routeplanner)
« Reply #5 on: 25 August 2010, 13:50:50 »
Yep, "The new pathfinder lied" it should have been...  Although it doesn't necessarily mean that, but then no one has been modifying command updates, so I'd say that indeed it did.

Will look into it when I also get back to looking into the multiplayer sync problems, might be a couple of weeks yet though.

You know, I could very easily imagine Silnarm putting that in there as an error message.  I remember one crash I got on an old version of GAE gave me the error message of Oops!.
That one even got immortalised on a ticket, "Flying technicians and the Oops event" I believe it was, at least this error message is a little more informative  ;)
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