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#Global operations 3.5 patch Patch

fixed an Amphibious Transport unload/attack error that did not have the AI attack coastal units when applicable (Armuss).

fixed a SURRENDER_2 e vent error regarding Persia (Yolo911).

fixed an AI transport error regarding LOOP positions and disconnected COASTAL POSITIONS from embarkation points (Al, Bill M).

fixed AI transport movement errors where transports would not avoid newly detected enemy naval units (Robby1, Bo).

fixed an AI purchase unit error for when playing with Soft Builds.

fixed an adjacent port calculation error (xwormwood).

fixed a map supply display error (xwormwood).

fixed an MPPs chart date bug for campaigns with asynchronous turns (Bill M).

fixed a Purchase Unit dialog selection error (Rannug).

fixed a Destroyer/Raider hunting error (Fintilgin).

fixed a right click 'Sleep' error (Armuss).

#Global operations 3.5 patch Patch

Strategic Command: WWII: Global Conflict v1.01 Patch Please finish your in-progress games before applying this patch. Save games created with earlier versions of the game are NOT compatible with v1.01. This patch will n ot work with any non-English or non-Battlefront (retail) version of Strategic Command WWII Global Theater at this time.

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