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I don't agree with this at all. Maybe after I've won, I want to see what my enemy was doing at a certain point just out of curiosity? Or maybe I want to see exactly how the scripter worked out certain details?

Watching the replay before you've won a mission is cheating, and you're not going to stop a cheater if he wants to cheat. He could just open the file with the editor, for example. All this is doing is penalizing honest players.

How are you opening a campaign map in Remake's editor?
I don't see what's fun about watching what an AI player does, and if you want to see how the script works you'd better read the script instead.

Just open the respective map's map file with Krom's editor, or place it into a single mission and load it with the Remake editor.
I personally see plenty of points, especially with dynamic scripts. Maybe I want to see what the enemy looked like at the beginning of the mission? Maybe I am curious if I made a mistake by not attacking after I defeated the enemy's attack? Etc., etc.
That's just another reason why disabling replays is pointless: you won't stop a cheater anyway.

I found out how to solve,it was wrong version of the game,I downloaded different version and it works fine

I agree with Ben, if people really want to "cheat" and see what the AI is doing then why should we try to stop them? There are millions of ways to cheat on campaign maps, with F11 you can open them in the editor (File -> Edit Map), you can copy them to your Maps folder, you can use F11 to reveal the map or place infinite soldiers, you can use external tools like my editor, you can set "reveal all" in the script so you can see everything when you start the mission, etc. I also think it's important to be able to see what the AI is doing if people really want to. Of course we shouldn't force people into situations where they see the entire map, but if people want to do that then I don't think we should stop them.

I also don't see a problem with letting people watch the AI in replays. Viewing the replay is a choice players make, if they haven't won yet and don't want the mission to be spoiled then they shouldn't look at the replay. However, I think singleplayer relays could start with the human player selected, but players can choose "show all" if they want to see the entire map. That way you can still look at a replay of what you did without revealing everything, unless you want to. Do you think that would be a good compromise?

Well no, it's not a good compromise, but at least it's something...

I think it's good to be able to see the whole map if you want to, especially for testing purpose as ben said.

Another update on ERangeError dedicated server crash, I'm not sure if this the problem has been addressed but I was unable to find anything in the commit messages so... This might be helpful, crash right at the server startup The client number seems suspicious considering the fact server just started.

Now the bad news - the reason I had to restart server is because it got killed by kernel after eating 8GB of RAM, unfortunately there is no hint in logs where the leak came from, sorry.

Third time I had a crash on Center Castle Looting. Short description is attached as an image. The debugger form was also unresponsive, so further details were unable to fetch.

I believe that I reported this before; though I don't remember if it was addressed. Anyway, horses are considered wares by the statistics. Since they are immediately taken to the barrack, shouldn't they be considered weapons?

As far as I know horses are counted as a weapon (not sure if as well). Reason is one lad in my game quit, in the stats he got stuck at having produced 5 weapons, but his iron smitties didn't do a thing and he had no wooden weapon production, but he did have a stable containing 5 horses, so that's why I assume horses are counted as weapons . Always thought though weapons are wares as well?

They are wares, without doubt. I just tested it again to make sure, too
You means that weapons are added to the total wares count? I never suspected this. That would be quite silly in my opinion.

A ware is any type of resource in KaM, e.g. trees, coal, flour, horses, axes, shields, etc. The "wares produced" count and graph include all types of wares. So yes weapons are included in the total wares count, what's wrong with that? A weapon is any resource which is used at the barracks, so it includes horses, which seems reasonable to me.

I just tested it, and horses are indeed counted as weapons and wares. However, all other weapons are not like this. Whether it is a sword, leather armor, or lance-- these are all counted only for the weapon count and not for the ware count.

So by your understanding, Lewin, horses are the only resource that works correctly in the statistic count.

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when I load map in editor.