Callsign112 Posted October 7, 2023 Posted October 7, 2023 Having been away from DCS for a number of months, I decided to re-familiarize myself with driving ground vehicles in a simple mission. After placing a single group of 4 leopard tanks, I entered the mission as Game Master and started driving one of the tanks. Within a few minutes one of the tanks blew up apparently on its own, and I received an on-screen message stating I committed fratricide and all my experience would be removed. I then tried to check my profile, but it no longer exists. Anyone know what is going on here?
MAXsenna Posted October 7, 2023 Posted October 7, 2023 Having been away from DCS for a number of months, I decided to re-familiarize myself with driving ground vehicles in a simple mission. After placing a single group of 4 leopard tanks, I entered the mission as Game Master and started driving one of the tanks. Within a few minutes one of the tanks blew up apparently on its own, and I received an on-screen message stating I committed fratricide and all my experience would be removed. I then tried to check my profile, but it no longer exists. Anyone know what is going on here?Whenever you commit fratricide you lose all your combat score for that mission, and I think you also become decommissioned. Open the logbook.lua, and check if your profile is just disabled/dead. Make a copy and you can probably revive it. Set it to "invulnerable". Or make a new profile, and just add/edit in your old records. Then set that profile to "invulnerable". Cheers! Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk
Solution Callsign112 Posted October 7, 2023 Author Solution Posted October 7, 2023 Thanks. Thing is I didn't do anything to make the tank blow up. But anyway, I will try to revive my profile with your instructions. 1
MAXsenna Posted October 7, 2023 Posted October 7, 2023 Thanks. Thing is I didn't do anything to make the tank blow up. But anyway, I will try to revive my profile with your instructions.Yeah, sure "wasn't me"! Just kidding. If the AI crashes into to you, and they die, it's on you. That's how the system works. Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk
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