1 New map
36 Updated OOB files
504 New or Revised vehicle/aircraft Icons
353 New or Revised Encyclopaedia/Help Text files
3 New/Revised sound files
1. The mission types were being reported incorrectly in winSPWW2 Scenhack Sort / SQL. This has been corrected.
2. Some new flags have been added to customise scenarios
Extended game version only: Entering 17 will give you the flag of WW2 era Iraq Entering 25 will give you the flag of WW2 era Iran Entering 97 will get you the flag of Denmark Entering 98 will get you the flag of Estonia Entering 99 will get you the flag of Lithuania
For both games:
1. For scenario design and editing there is one improvement and one addition: When editing weapons data in the game editor for any of the four weapons a unit uses, the weapon number of the current weapon now appears when you click on the weapon button. Anyone who has tried to edit weapons data in a scenario in the past will know how much simpler this makes the whole process
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Ubisoft has acquired anti-cheat and performance monitoring software developer GameBlocks for an undisclosed fee.
The French publisher made the purchase through its i3D.net subsidiary, and intends to integrate GameBlocks propriety FairFight anti-cheat and player statistics system into its One Game Hosting Platform.
One Game Hosting Platform is an ecosystem used by triple-A game publishers that grants access to compute and network capacity in over 40 edge locations worldwide. It s operated by i3D.net, and currently hosts over 300 million users.
FairFight, meanwhile, is described by GameBlocks as a non-invasive, customizable, server side anti-cheat engine using agnostic technology that operates in real time. It has been used in popular titles including