Game update13 Dec 2018Update 1.3.0.54 (DLC Battlefields only)DLC Battlefields: · Fixed the fatal errors that occurred when using the Undo action in the Editor. · You can now recalculate the PhysX and Visibility files directly in the Editor. You'll have to do this if your level's landscape was changed. · You can now copy the "themes.xml" file to your Battles' directories and use custom music tracks in your own Battles. · Updated the Lua scripts of the Bat…
New DLC called Battlefields was released. Several new missions and Steam Workshop integration for publishing and playing user-made levels and campaigns. You can read the detailed description on the DLC's store page .
- Problems with occasionally breaking effects and materials are solved. - Improved stability of the application. We know about memory leaks and subsequent crashes after multiple save loads. Not fixed yet, but working on this.
General fixes: - The physics engine has been updated to use the latest PhysX libraries. They are now included in the game and do not require installing separate drivers. - Added a message warning about missing OpenAL drivers. Before, the error was displayed as a generic "Runtime Error". - Extra infantry entry points added for some buildings. - Slightly increased armour deterioration when taking…
General fixes: - Fixed an issue where the scripted actions queue was overflowing, which could lead to the incorrect execution of the game's scenarios; - Fixed issues with video playback when using discrete sound cards, which should eliminate the lag and crashes happening in the intro and outro; - Fixed the UI image for the MLRS technical. DLC: - Fixed the scripting errors with the Grads in the…
General fixes: - Reduced memory usage, which should lower the risk of broken saves when you save/load a lot; - Normalized the volume of unit voices; - Units with 23mm and 30mm weapons will now prioritise using AP ammunition when firing at vehicles; - Adjusted the price of supply vehicles. DLC: - Fixed a crash with the general in the first mission that happened on certain hardware setups; - Fixe…
Common changes: - Changed the penetration power of 23mm armor piercing ammo. Now a Shilka's AP rounds will pierce through lightly armored vehicles. - Adjusted the speed and off road mobility of wheeled vehicles. - All .50 caliber guns (except for sniper rifles) now have the same chance to miss infantry in buildings. DLC: - Fixed the missing briefing and debriefing in mission 5. - Fixed an issue…
A large DLC called Return to Palmyra was released. A sizeable new campaign with new missions, new voice acting and music, new troops and vehicles. You can read the detailed description on the DLC's store page . Due to the DLC's release we've updated the original game to version 1.1.0.7. The main change is a reworked ally and enemy AI. They can now repair their vehicle if it's heavily damaged, a…
To launch the DLC, you'll need to launch the game through the Steam library - in that case you will be a offered a choice between launching the DLC and the original. Other methods (such as launching the game from the Downloads screen or through an icon on the desktop) will not work.
- A German translation is now available for the game! - We've updated the PhysX version to a newer one, which should solve some of the issues that were related to it.
- Solved an issue where the game wouldn't launch without a mouse or a scrollwheel on the mouse. This can help on some laptops where the touchpad was being incorrectly recognised by the game. - Fixed minor scripting errors in the fourth and sixth missions.
- easy difficulty added: compared to normal difficulty more command points are given and you can bring more infantry and vehicles on missions; - package structure reworked to make further updates easier; - the audio library was replaced in order to improve stability and fix a problem with launching the game; - an additional Microsoft Visual C++ component (VCredist) is now being installed in ord…
Dear friends, we're happy to announce that Cats Who Play is working on the first large expansion to "Syrian Warfare", titled "Syrian Warfare: Return to Palmyra". A new single-player campaign, as you might infer from the title, will be focused on the dramatic events between December 2016 and March 2017, when the ancient city was once again captured by the terrorists, and an imminent threat loome…
Do you want to play "Syrian Warfare" smarter and more efficient? We've prepared and released a comprehensive document that details the game's main features. You can find it by clicking the "Manual" link in the Steam Library "Syrian Warfare" entry or "View the manual" on the game's store page.
We've released a small update that fixes issues with the "Hama province outskirts" mission (6th mission) where the mission wouldn't end and the helicopter wouldn't come under your control.
We're happy to announce that the game is available for purchase again. During the period of abscence we've prepared an updated with fixes to known common issues: - crashes on launch on some hardware; - sound-related crashes in the main menu on some hardware; - memory leaks and save/load-related crashes; - save-corrupting errors; - audio channels being inverted on certain camera angles; - errors…
"Syrian Warfare" releases in less than a week - 21 Feb. We decided to show a video to keep you guys primed, but this time we're going with something different - it's not quite a gameplay one. See for yourself:
Now that release is not too far away - in fact, the game's releasing this month - we've decided to show you some gameplay videos. Enjoy! P.S. Please pay no mind to the Russian in the UI, the final game will have a full English translation.
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