Bug in Flying Circus 2

[Tuninfogliato]

Hello I'm doing the Westwer Front 1917-1918 campaign with BRISOL F2 (ii) aircraft in great britain squadron n. 11 Fienvillers and on 27.03.1918 when I click next day the message appears CANNOT FIND THE CURRENT DAY DESCRIPTION. And it's already the second time this has happened to me, the first time I started the campaign all over again and it happened again. Please developers check, thanks Greetings Anthony

[Tuninfogliato]

Good morning it's me again. it is not possible that the developers have not noticed this bug, the campaign cannot be terminated because at a certain point the message that I put in my first post appears above, and no one has replied. Good day

[TG-55Panthercules]

How are you flying a career on March 27, 1918 anyway?  As far as I can tell in my testing for my career mode skins project, the second (1918) phase of career mode doesn't start until April 1, 1918.  That message you posted is usually the one that you get when you reach the end of the first (1917) phase of career mode, which ends after September 30, 1917.  That message is somewhat cryptic and probably should have been drafted better to clearly state that you've reached the end of that phase of the career and that you need to resume your career/start a new career in April 1918 (after a long, well-deserved rest for your pilot during which he's been seconded to serve as consultant to Fokker or one of the other aircraft manufacturers helping with the development of next generation aircraft types).

 

You state that you are flying a "Westwer Front 1917-1918 campaign" - actually, there is no such thing at the moment.  There are currently two separate things - a Western Front 1917 career and a Western Front 1918 career.  All of this should be a short term workaround that is only needed because of the current gap in the availability of seasonal maps for the Western Front.  Eventually it should become possible to have one career spanning from 1917 through the end of the war.

Edited August 6, 2023 by TG-55Panthercules