There are no games that I know of that have no reported problems. Somebody somewhere on some kind of hardware/software has a problem.

That's not very helpful when you want to play for a game you paid for but you can't, is it? Perhaps they should let us play the game till the end and then pay for it. Of course that wouldn't be fair, but neither is what is going on with some of us that bought the game and can't play.

It is the nature of the beast. It would be wonderful if you could buy software and absolutely it would work for you. But we don't live in that kind of universe. Also, if you buy French fries from MacDonalds you might find a hair on them.

As I said, I will just not buy from them again till certain conditions have been met. I have plenty of other games which are not broken, from other developers.

French fries do not cost the same and in my almost 40 years, I never found a hair in them. Also a hair is not something which physically stops you from eating the rest of them. McDs or not.
I tell you what though, if I get spoiled food from a place, I don't go back to it again and I sure let know my friends to know to avoid it.

Have a great life, sir.

You too. :)

Hi, sorry for not responding earlier. We were not able to reproduce the problem. It seems the problem is exclusive to the GOG version. As you may be aware GOG accidentally released a pre-release version originally and our best guess is that patching from that one to either release version has caused the problem (this should not happen with any of the later patches). Starting the scenario over (AFTER patching to the latest version) should take care of this. Sorry for the inconvenience.

2 years later, and I have the same problem in the Scars of Freedom-DLC.