WAGinWNY any more details? Was the 6v6 in an attack or an assault? In an attack the defender would be hit and if it had no more steps (hp) left it dies. If it was an assault, a tie is inconclusive. In a 8v5 win for the attacker, if the targeted unit has 2 steps of health it is flipped to the weaker...

I just played two more games of mission 4 in the scenario campaign, and this confuses me: -- in one attack, the total combat value after the dice roll was 6 vs 6, yet the defender was eliminated. -- in another attack, the total combat value after the dice roll was 8 vs 5, yet the defender suffered '...

nostradunwhich wrote:Heroes of Normandie is based on an actual board game, so playing with the numbers would be breaking that link.

This being the case, I agree that altering the base values of the units would not be a good idea, unless it's done so only as part of a "beginners" level of difficulty.

Rolling dice is what makes it a true board "game." If you look at 'Panzer Corps,' you can switch between three modes of chance for resolving combat, one of which is "chess," meaning that attacks are resolved by the units' base statistical values only. Instead of offering the anti...

Ahhh, okay. Thank you both. I will adjust my orders with that in mind, and should see an uptick in success rate hereafter.

Does it have any real use in single-player games?

I agree that the combat results fly by much too quickly, and/or just don't provide enough information. Please enhance that portion of the sequences.

Thank you,

-- WAGinWNY

I like that they're upside down, so please make it a choice rather than a flat-out change. Beyond that though, I have played the tutorial and read through the Wiki, and nowhere does it explain what the numerical values on each piece are supposed to represent. I can figure some of it out, but not all...