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However, since patch 2, I think the problem is no longer with the savedata location.
Hopefully this works. Load up DMC5 with the new savestate and no longer have the faulty issue..In Mad Dogs and Englishmen, I postulated that the taking of the Falklands from Britain was a crucial turning point in the South African War. As has often been stated, the taking of the Falklands set the tone for the South African War, but the South African War provided the immediate catalyst which drove the efforts to capture the islands. For reasons I have discussed at length in the past, a war between the U.K. and Argentina in the early ’90’s seemed likely. Most likely, in my opinion, it would have been a limited war rather than a major war, since there was no chance of the U.K. being able to field the forces required for a protracted conflict. However, the high profile of the conflict, and the substantial contribution the U.K. and U.S. would make to the conflict, would have made this a war to be remembered. The political consequences of the U.K. engaging in a war with Argentina would have meant profound embarrassment for Thatcher and her government at home.

But it was important to note that a war in this time period was not out of the question. A war between the U.K. and Argentina was in fact the last thing the U.K. wanted, and the sort of war they wished to avoid at all costs.

In order to understand this, we have to view the conflict in the context of the SABATT-BAU-SABATT hypothesis that was proposed by Malcolm Wright and Jim Dunnigan. I have discussed the arguments in detail in a previous post. It is broadly correct to say that the proposal was that the South African government had plans to raise a British-backed South West African “Force Publique” army of mercenaries, who would be sent to reinforce the South African army in Angola and Mozambique. As the SABATT-BAU-SABATT hypothesis further asserts, the South African government was considering invading the South West African territory and reconquering it, to create a “buffer” against a possible British invasion attempt.

The Falklands War and the South African military action in support of the Angolan and Mozambican governments could be seen as “tests” of the SABATT-BAU-

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