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That'd be good, yeah.

Backtrace: #0 0x0000555555d6f58e in std::__shared_count<(__gnu_cxx::_Lock_policy)2>::__shared_count(std::__weak_count<(__gnu_cxx::_Lock_policy)2> const&) (this=0x7fffffffafc8, __r=...) at /usr/include/c++/7/bits/shared_ptr_base.h:849 #1 0x0000555555e7bf29 in std::__shared_ptr<attack_type const, (__g...

Most likely this is caused by OneDrive, since this same issue has been reported before and either removing OneDrive or at least preventing it from syncing Wesnoth's directories fixed the problem.

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Also, 1.15 and later will be 64-bit on Windows.

It sounds like your TV isn't 1080p, to be honest.

If you save it as a scenario, then there should be a label tool available on the right panel (a blue, uppercase "A" button).

Wesnoth 1.14.12 is out! 1.14 Release Notes This is a regular maintenance release for the stable 1.14.x series, delivering bug fixes and translation updates. As is the norm for updates to the current stable series, this release is fully compatible with previous 1.14.x versions. A full list of change...

It's been discussed quite a bit as well here and here, but we don't have a solution for it yet unfortunately.

For the assert error, did you see any graphical corruption like was reported in this thread?

For the pango errors in the log, that's an issue with the translations - tag cases shouldn't be mixed, like the log is reporting for <i>疗毒</I> for example.

Also please provide the information listed here.

Leaving that as an explicit choice is probably best. For example, otherwise there would be cases where someone may drop because of a connection, then the AI immediately takes over and ruins what they had been planning to do.

For 1.15 and later it will be possible to use the command droid <side> all to accomplish this. It's not possible to add this to 1.14, however.

I updated the wiki to match the steps we currently are using for the automated travis-ci Windows builds, so barring some oddity cropping up those steps should work for you as well.

Is this defining the Dunefolk, or (re)defining an entire set of the existing races in a different location? I think you could argue that they're almost the same thing. The dunefolk are defined at least in part by their interactions with other races around them. While true, I guess what I'm really a...

Is this defining the Dunefolk, or (re)defining an entire set of the existing races in a different location?

Your .map files should have just the map data in them, and that's it.