Unity of command ii patch update#
Unity of command ii patch plus#
Unity of command ii patch windows 7#

If you know what you're doing this might be the way to go but we haven't tested it and cannot recommend.

According to user TacError (thx!), it is possible to get the game to run using nalexandru's 'api-ms-win-core-path-HACK' library from github.

This will continue to run anything you bought by this time just fine, but it won't support Desert Rats or future content.

Switch to the legacy_windows_7 branch in the Steam Library (properties -> betas).

Unity of command ii patch windows 7#

In case you can't run this on anything but a Windows 7 machine, you have two options: We stuck with python 3.8 for a while, but now we need to move on. Unity of Command II is built with python, which discontinued Windows 7 in its version 3.9 from October 2020 (Microsoft did the same in January of the same year). If you own the DLC it will simply appear under 'Standalone Scenarios'. This is about the battles at Rzhev in the summer of 1942. We added a standalone 'Seydlitz' scenario to the Stalingrad DLC in this update. Hover over items for detailed information in tooltips. It is enabled in all map views: terrain, supply, movement, and weather.

Unity of command ii patch update#

It is to our surprise that legendary features such as Alam el Halfa, Ruweisat or Miteirya ridges are not more prominent geographically, but we think the characterization is fair and those battles clicked together well.Īs you can see in the screenshot, starting with this update we added a map legend. They provide a combat bonus for the defender, and impose and additional 1MP movement cost. Ridges are modeled as long, slightly elevated crests in the terrain. If traversed by a road though, they are free for movement, and units can even attack. In our model, escarpments are steep cliffs that prevent movement, but allow for suppressive fire. Enjoy!Įscarpments and ridges are long terrain features (hexsides) that extend over tens of kilometers. The resulting 'dunes' terrain is difficult to attack in, and near impossible to traverse ( 'A' movement cost). It is ideal terrain for mobile operations.įor this DLC we needed a terrain type that is more rough, as we are running into sand dunes of the Western Desert and Tripolitania. The desert we previously encountered in the game (in Tunisia) was rocky desert, easily traversable for both infantry and armor. In this update, we added support for certain terrain features commonly found in the North African theater: dunes, escarpments, and ridges. An alt-history track in which, after the victory at El Alamein, a powerful mobile force conducts a non-stop drive to Tripoli (with Monty, no less).

Desert camouflage for existing Axis and Allied units.

Many new units from the Commonwealth nations.

Unity of command ii patch plus#

Large map coverage expanded to include the Western Desert and the Middle East, plus a brand new map for East Africa.

21 scenarios based on British Commonwealth campaigns in East Africa, North Africa, and the Mediterranean in 1940-41.

You take command of Allied forces as they attempt to stop first the Italians, and then the Germans in the form of Afrika Korps.

We are releasing the companion update to Desert Rats DLC today (Update 18), two days ahead of the DLC release itself.įirst, a quick recap of the DLC: the release date is July 14, and the price is $9.99.