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05-27-2007, 02:21 AM #1
Big time SupCom patch out today!
(copy of email enclosed)
"Greetings,
Kent McNall here (GPGnet producer), and I'm thrilled to announce the release of the most recent Supreme Commander patch, which updates the game to version 1.5.3251. The feedback from the Supreme Commander community has been outstanding, and everyone's really excited about the great package of new features, fixes and game optimizations the Supreme Commander team has put together.
Detailed patch notes for some of the major changes are at the bottom of this newsletter (all of the patch notes can be accessed via GPGnet), but here are some highlights:
A new "No Rush" mode for custom multiplayer games
A new "Cartographic" map view for your second monitor
Substantial performance increases for most PCs
"Attack Here", "Move Here" and "Custom" map markers for team-based games
Numerous UI improvements
Highly tested and "User Approved" game balance improvements "
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Yup, this is the highly anticipated patch to the game. Supposedly Aeon took a bit of a nerf here and UEF got buffed. Along with a bunch of other goodies. I havent tried to play with this yet, but it's gotta be significant.
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05-29-2007, 06:17 PM #2
Re: Big time SupCom patch out today!
The patch won't install for me. Errors and whatnot. Not really a lot of time to spend fixing it either.
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05-29-2007, 06:26 PM #3
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05-29-2007, 06:34 PM #4
Re: Big time SupCom patch out today!
I look forward to the patch where they actually make resources meaningful again -- ie. removing the ability to convert energy into metal. As is now, the ability to create energy from thin air and the ability to create metal from energy means that territory control means nothing and build-order means everything.




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