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I thought that I did but it's possible that I missed something

I just downloaded the replacement scenarios and deleted the old ones, but I am now getting a CTD when I try to load the new scenarios.

<t>Ok I'm stumped. I just finished my 14th attempt at this scenario and still no luck. I have literally swept the field every single time but I haven't managed to get anything higher than 6750. <br/> <br/> I generally set up two brigades to the right of the road, one occupying the stone wall ahead o...

just ran into this issue. is this going to be fixed in the next release?

<t>'Twas not me who brought down your karma rating, or anyone else's for that matter. In response to your earlier query, I am of the liberal mindset on the majority of issues, if things can be so easily classified. However it really depends on the issue. I can see what you are getting at though. On ...

I think the constitutional issue is an extremely significant one. Was this country designed for a strong central government, or was power supposed to naturally defer to the states? That's a question that we have never been able to resolve legally. Even today we still struggle with it.

<t>I don't deny that the South had a good argument on some levels, but let me qualify. I respect the argument for secession. As I have said, I believe there is a right of revolution; I just don't believe the South raised it in an appropriate circumstance. In that respect, and in that respect only, d...

<t>You are correct that the Declaration of Independence is in the United States Code as "organic law." However, the Supreme Court has held that it does not have the force of law and does not put forth legal rights independently. All I was stating was that the Declaration of Independence does not pro...

<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s> When Lincoln reacted, the secession of the Confederacy was not a rebellion. No force of action was taken against the Federal Government except the <I><s>[i]</s>peaceful<e>[/i]</e></I> secession of the South. I never said there was much Lincoln could do, I am not saying what ...

<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s> <br/> Let's see what it takes to make a state; the four key characteristics of a state would be Population, Territory, Government, and Sovereignty. <br/> <br/> 1. By population, this definition would be a permanent residence of a sort. It must be a large body according to Dr...