I've posted the correct Combat Supply table in the Desert Fox errata thread on this forum. Link is here.

This thread will serve as a central point for all updates to the current version of Desert Fox rules and errata. Mistakes in the published rules will be added as they are discovered and deleted as new versions of the game are released. So far we've found the following issues: 1. During the El Alamei...

So the answer to your question is "Yes". We'd be happy to have either cardboard or VASSAL testers.

Just in case, you might want to check the FAQ , which also lists some known issues. We're sorry you're experiencing problems with Battle of the Bulge. It's much easier to help you with a bug report in hand that will allow us to reproduce and fix the problem. To file a report, please follow these ste...

Yuri! If ever a man deserved a statue... It is interesting to look at the differences in historical preservation, but our record over here is far from perfect. Some of the Civil War battlefields have been well preserved, like Gettysburg and Antietam, but others like Chancellorsville and Nashville ar...

Wow, thank you again! These were fascinating. Have to say that the one taken in (former) Gzhatsk is my favorite- Yuri Gagarin has always been one of my heroes, but I didn't know his hometown was on the Drive on Moscow map! Beyond that, I think it's good to be reminded that these places aren't just n...

Wow, thanks very much for these. I've been playing Moscow for a long time and seen all these places on the map. It's fascinating to see what some of them look like in real life. I would be very interested in seeing some of the memorials- learning about the battle has given me a tremendous respect fo...

Would the railway available to Soviet troops also have an effect on logistics, or would only be used for moving units farther? Just used for movement right now. Its' main utility as far as I've seen is to move Soviet units quickly to the front, which I think is appropriate. Will the out-of-supply m...

Yep, got it. Thanks!

All, As we mosey into summer, development for El Alamein and later titles in the series is kicking into high gear. We are looking for playtesters willing to download a print and play kit, print it out at your friendly neighborhood print shop (or you know, just your printer), play the board game vers...

Glad you like it. As for what to call it, "Telegram" is certainly more period appropriate than "Tweet", although the later certainly generates some amusing imagery.

Folks, While I obviously disagree with what Don's saying, I will ask that people refrain from personal attacks here and elsewhere. That's not what this forum is about. We value everyone's feedback and open debate, but not attacks on the speaker. Battle of the Bulge is a learning experience for us as...

^I would like to as I enjoy Bulge.Unfortunately the game crashes to the home page when I attempt the bug report "finger dance." I don't have the default email app configured Oops, this debug feature will indeed crash if you don’t have an account configured. By the way- yes, we're workin...

If that happens try unlocking your device's orientation (if you had it locked), then rotating it 180 degrees. I've seen that fix the issue a few times, though I couldn't tell you why.

Just realized Eric's announcement hadn't been officially posted here, so I'm doing so. From the blog: Today we submitted a significant Battle of the Bulge update to the Apple iPad store, version 1.1 we call it. In consists of these items: Game continuation option. When a game ends before December 28...

About a week ago David, Pat, and I sat down with Owen Faraday of Pocket Tactics and did an interview about going a bit "behind the scenes" on how Bulge was created. Both parts of the interview are now up on Pocket Tactics, so if you want to take a look check out: Part One Part Two Owen ask...

Wow, that's a great little historical gem. Thanks for sharing!

As for the separate board, I'd be interested in hearing how many folks would contribute to it. If there's enough interest I'm certainly not opposed.

I think when you can post a topic with this title, you are a gamer indeed.

We can look at it. Not something we can do casually since it involves modifications to the forum software, but we can see about it.

Same thing applied in the American army. Each Combat Command had a TOE strength of one battalion of light tanks, one of medium, and one of halftracked-mounted "armored infantry". Actual mileage varied, of course, but the point was that everybody's armor units had an integral infantry compo...