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Choose tier of units to use (T1, T2, T3).

Standard Risk rules apply when determining victories, and new units to be placed Players can reinforce territories, defend and liberate neighbouring countries Gameplay is split into rounds (10 to 60 seconds depending on game settings)

Copy the folder Supreme_Risk.v0012 to %USERPROFILE%\Documents\My Games\Gas Powered Games\Supreme Commander Forged Alliance\maps\.

This should not be needed for players, I update the version in the vault regularly

Once in the client, go to "Vault" and search for "Supreme Risk".

You need a valid license of "Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance" (from steam or other sources).

Install the Forged Alliance Forever Multiplayer client.

I first wrote this Map back in 2007, and recently picked it up again to make it compatible with modern FA.

These are definitely the good kind when it comes to bugs, as they don't really impact much and bring a funny story along for the ride, so they're pretty much my favorite part of the early new patch period.Supreme Risk is a Map for Supreme Commander and Supreme Commander Forged Alliance Forever, enabling rules from the board game "RISK" The post below assumes it's scaling-related, but there were no scaling changes in 9.1.5, so it's presumably related to the other changes to Karazhan we mentioned above: Whatever the reason behind it, it seems the Image of Medivh's HP was lowered or the Image of Arcanagos damage increased, so that now the RP section ends with the dragon basically one-shotting Medivh! In case you forgot the whole sequence, the first attack from the dragon is supposed to weaken Medivh who then casts a spell which kills Arcanagos and ultimately turns him into Nightbane, but now we see the RP segment cut short, as Medivh just dies instead! The second example is a bit more lore-related as history is being re-written, only this time not because Blizzard need a new big expansion villain, but because of a bug (possibly due to the changed and new Karazhan NPCs added). It really might be time to stop picking on those poor creatures, in the end, abominations are people too! Wait, are they? While there have been many visual bugs throughout WoW's history, I'd wager to say none have been this on the nose, as apparently this Abomination wasn't quite grotesque enough and got some buffs in the new patch: We've taken extensive looks at the patch changes, both official and undocumented, so now it's on to the minor and more fun stuff, as there are two particularly comical bugs that came out of 9.1.5 we're taking a look at today.