Asura,
I'm sorry to bother you with this, but I have a perplexing question.
I'm in the process of building a Finn-Russo Winter War campaign. On the Leningrad map, all of the towns and villages in the Karelian Isthmus that changed hands during the conflict have two names, a Finnish name and a Russian name. In regards to writing the schedule in the *.DB file, how does one go about knowing which name to use in the *.DB files?
> Is it necessary to use both names in the *.DB schedule? For example, if a location that is originally Finnish is scheduled to be taken by the Russian side, do I use the Russian name of that location in the *.DB file? Likewise, is the reverse true for locations that, hypothetically, are taken by the Finns (using the Finn name of the same location)?
Or...
> Does DGen recognize only one version of a location's name, no matter which side holds it? If so, which one?
Or...
> Will DGen automatically apply the appropriate nationality name according to who holds it, move the front-line appropriately, and otherwise function normally (not create an error), regardless if either the Finnish or Russian name is written for any of the locations in the schedule?
I did not foresee this complication. The situation is confusing. I've already researched and hand-written the schedule in preparation of writing the *.DB files, only to run into this snag. Some help in this matter would be very, very much appreciated!
Thanks!