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xhoel -> Event Log shows enemy AOG movements (2/7/2022 4:13:31 PM)

I think this has been posted multiple times before but here we go: The Event Log shows the movement of enemy AOGs, giving the player information that he shouldnt have.



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Joel Billings -> RE: Event Log shows enemy AOG movements (2/7/2022 9:13:31 PM)

Have added to the bug list and referenced this thread. When exactly did the enemy units transfer? Was it during their last logistics phase, their movement phase, or your logistics phase? If you don't know, do you have saves you can upload so I can figure out when it happened? Thanks for the report.



xhoel -> RE: Event Log shows enemy AOG movements (2/8/2022 9:51:53 AM)

Dont know when they transferred, it was my opponents move. I have attached T14 Axis and Soviet and Axis T15 where the message appears on the Event Log.




Stamb -> RE: Event Log shows enemy AOG movements (2/8/2022 10:23:53 AM)

I think there is also same error with air execution details. If you view logs right after your logistics phase then air planes losses, for example, are swapped. If I am playing Axis - MIGs, YAKs are showing like my planes, and BF-XXXX as an enemy.



MaB1708 -> RE: Event Log shows enemy AOG movements (2/8/2022 6:01:55 PM)

Stamb, according to 36.9.3:
"Beneath this is a summary table of the performance in
combat of the various aircraft.
This shows the interaction between types of friendly
and enemy planes, and how many enemy planes were
destroyed or damaged.
Under the enemy section the view is partly reversed
to show what enemy assets inflicted losses on friendly
planes. Note this includes the effect of enemy flak on your
air units."
Its tricky but I learned to read the "FRIENDLY" section (as germans) as which of my aircraft type has destroyed or disrupted x enemy aircraft of type y.
And "ENEMY" is resp. how many of which types of enemy planes have inflicted damaged on my machines.
My reminder: Its a PERFORMANCE table, so "FRIENDLY"="How have I performed", "ENEMY"="How have they performed".
Hope that helps.



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