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Yes, tutorials have started. Go to the blog ( https://270soft.com/blog ) and do a search for 'tutorial'. There's only one on making leader images and one on making maps so far. More, including game play, are forthcoming.

I have this noted. I don't have an ETA yet.

@Tnips98 Thanks for this - got it. I will attempt to recreate this error.

@Patine There is currently no way to do this. You might want to change the location of your Documents folder. To do this in Windows 10, 1. Locate it in your File Explorer. 2. Right-click, select Properties. 3. Select the Location tab. 4. Select Find Target, then select your new location.

Some people seem to be experiencing this - my best guess is it is related to a memory or resource leak in the game. Try saving and loading the game, according to reports that solves the problem, and so that is the workaround I would recommend at this point. This problem is noted.

@Patine Are you asking how a fan made campaign would capture the all-or-nothing dynamic? If it switches on or off, there's no way to do that currently. It's a good idea - we'll see.

It would be nice, but complex.

Is this with the official 2016 campaign?

That sounds right. Yes, it was a glitch. If a state election is done officially, something to allow a jungle primary might be implemented.

Sorry, what are you reporting or asking here?

@Markus Yes, I've thought about it quite a bit. It's a possibility for the future.

That's interesting - thanks for this.

I would have to test it myself before advertising that it supports VMWare. However, if someone contacts 270soft asking re Linux and VMWare, I can tell them it has been played successfully.

Good to hear!

@gerg1234 Video tutorials are coming - I expect the first one to be made in the next couple of weeks.

Let me know how it goes!

@Patine, The games are becoming more flexible. 2018 will probably see official Gubernatorial and individual Senatoral campaigns. PR or MMP very well may happen at some point - thank you for your interest and feedback!

@Patine A huge amount of effort has been put into the Editor, whose purpose is to allow players to make their own campaigns.

The game requires Windows 7, I can't say more about the dependencies than that.

Don't know how the game performs on various VMs, because I haven't tested it - your best bet is to try it out on whatever combination you are thinking of. On a regular Windows machine, requirements are minimal - I would recommend > 1 Ghz, 4 GB RAM.

@Patine Number of countries isn't that important. Population is more relevant. Yes, NZ, Scotland, Wales, and NI are better because English is widely spoken. But the population of New Zealand, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland combined is approx. equal to ... Pennsylvania. 13 million combined, whereas the U.S. as a whole has 320 million. Even population isn't that important. Look at this list https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal) which is more relevant. India is a massive democracy where English is spoken, but its GDP is about 1/8th the U.S.'s.

I don't know if it works on Linux with WINE. I recommend trying it or asking if someone else has done so. WINE is not officially supported.

No plans for a Linux port anytime soon. No tools for straightforward cross-platform UI support in Linux, given the technology framework of the games.

No plans for a Chancellor Infinity. The problem is that it's in a different language, which causes development, marketing, and customer support headaches. The original game was actually made through a grant from a German institute - that's the reason it was made. No concrete plans to add PR to the general election. If it happens, it will probably be because an official campaign with PR is made.

It seems the problem in the opening post was about region lines not being drawn properly on the map. This is not a problem with the Editor, but a problem with the map. OK, if you have any specific problems with the Editor, please let me know.