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VP GUI display bug - 2/11/2022 12:54:56 PM

Beethoven1

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It is Soviet turn 4. The VPs in the GUI for both Pskov and Smolensk both say +6 bonus VP, rather than showing them ticking down.

However, in the actual VP screen it says +2 and +3.

This is playing with sudden death, not no early end also, so VPs are relevant.

This is with the news whatever.19 beta. I remember in previous patches the graphic seemed to be fine.

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RE: VP GUI display bug - 2/11/2022 1:12:54 PM

Beethoven1

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oh yeah, forgot to upload a save. Save here - https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/832784705942192188/941647750116806656/T4_Soviet.psv

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RE: VP GUI display bug - 2/14/2022 11:02:08 PM

Joel Billings

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Thanks, I can see the issue, and it has to do with enemy bonus points on the map display. They are wrong for both players, but in different ways (Soviets see +6 for Axis instead of real value, while Germans see nothing when Soviets should have +value). The victory screen has the correct info. Thanks for the report, I've added it to our bug list. I think this bug started with the victory corrections in 1.02.06. IIRC, there were some real cases of wrong scoring, so Pavel redid the victory screen to make it better display the real values for both sides. It appears the map display was thrown off at that point, but as far as I know the real scoring is correct.

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