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  • Typing 1941 Global Command Decision into Google, I was surprised to get a Gemini summary of 1941 GCD, I was impressed, see below. With a small amount of my formatting to match the Gemini summary.

    What other AIs do people use for gaming?

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    🔹 AI Overview
    1941 Global Command Decision (GCD) is a popular, high-fidelity, large-scale community-developed map and mod for the open-source strategy game TripleA, designed for complex, grand-strategic, turn-based simulation of World War II. It features, detailed historical unit production, specialized HQ units, and complex mechanics like blockades and specific, historically-rooted, scripted political alignments.

    Gameplay Mechanics: The game features specialized Headquarters (HQ) units representing key leaders (e.g., Rommel, Patton, Nimitz) and staff, which are categorized into Air, Army, Fleet, and Submarine types.

    Unique Features: The game does not use traditional Anti-Aircraft (AA) ground units; instead, each unit has built-in, varied AA defense. It incorporates specific logistics, such as 3-unit movement from factory terrains and, in some cases, enhanced, realistic, physical-geographical relief in its map design.

    Strategic Focus: The scenario emphasizes historically accurate production, such as specific, lower industrial capacities for certain, historically less productive, Japanese, Russian, and American cities.

    Political Structure: The game features scripted politics, including guaranteed, round-specific, alliances for countries like Brazil and Mexico, as well as a non-aggression pact between Japan and the USSR lasting at least 10 rounds.

    Development: It is maintained by the community in the TripleA Forum and requires recent versions of the TripleA engine for optimal performance, given its large size.

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  • @galendae you do realize we have logs right? the only person telling people to fuck off was you.

    i understand you wer upset with what you perceive was trolling of ur game but that doesn’t warrant the abusive stance you took with @wirkey

    everyone here is a volunteer and must be impartial when it comes to taking actions. the proper course would have been for you to show evidence the other player wasn’t just confused as you assert instead of berating the person u r seeking help from

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    So, I play here all the time.

    Dude named Dafuqa49...Never seen his name before.
    Jumps in and out of our game a half dozen times at least.
    Crashing the game.

    I salvage it, he does it again. 3 more times again.

    I contact a MOD, only one on and in the classic of all classics, he basically tells me to fuk off and refuses to Moderate and obvious thing. Then I get the ban when I give him back the same attitude.

    So, lesson I learned here, don't call a Mod. You are more than likely to get banned than the Mod actually moderating.

    Too funny.

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  • Instructions for Mac users.

    First decide where you will put your additional copy of TrippleA, ideally with a version specific name. I put mine in the Applications folder under my user home directory like this:

    /Users/simonhibbs/Applications/TrippleA_27_15256

    Download the DMG file from the release in GitHub as above.

    Go to your downloads directory and find the dmg file, something like this:

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    Double-click the dmg file and it will open a folder view. This is because dmg files are disk images so it treats it like a drive or folder:

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    Do not run this. Click-hold and drag the TrippleA.app file from the dmg window into the directory you prepared in step 1.

    You can now run this copy of TripleA by just double-clicking on the .app file in the folder. The first time this will probably be blocked by the OS. If so, open System Settings and go to Privacy & Security, and you should see a warning like this below. Click on Open Anyway, but only do this if you understands what you are doing and where you got the file from. Please use your own discretion.

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    NOTE: This separate version of the game will use the same Engine Settings as any other version on your Mac. This means it will use the same downloadedMaps directory and savedGames folder.

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