Currently not. We will check the possibility after releasing PC version.

This is less more the scale that are going to be used in the game.
Of course you can modify a lot of values for Time of Fury and the length of the turn is one of them.

At Wastelands Interactive we strive for customer satisfaction and to make the most enjoyable games possible. Thus, we always want to deliver our games to the market in the most polished form. That said, we have decided to postpone the release of Time of Fury to better prepare for updating and upgrad...

Automatic elimination at the end is very useful rule in certain situations I have mentioned above where one or more unit can stay on some place in the middle of enemy territory during whole game. This situation is to my humble opinion much more unrealistic I'm still not getting why such situation s...

Doesn't the attack on unsupplied, unable to fight units simulate taking defenders as POW? Attackers must spent some action points on that. Even unsupplied and surrounded units must surrender to somebody. In this case, low level infantry units are enough.

vveedd wrote:

doomtrader wrote:ZOC does not exclude one hex movement rule.

Very good. But normally, it has effects on unit movement?

Yes, of course. Moving withing enemy ZOC costs additional movement points.

ZOC does not exclude one hex movement rule.

Unit without supplies can move one hex per turn, so this kind of unit is still a threat as it is possible that the owner will move it to the undefended city and will start to drain supplies from there then. So I think this solution is good, as it demands from both sides to take some actions regardin...

No, unsupplied unit is almost not able to fight and to move, but this is an enemy's work to destroy it.
There are always some chikens to catch or potatos to steal, but there is no ammo around, so the units are able to survive without the supply but are not able to resist enemy for too long.

The supply is affecting both, combat and movement abilities of units.

What I was thinking about is that with 7:1, defender has chance to survive.


On the other hand in real life during the battles between Germany and USSR, soviet casualties and equipment losses were very often 8-10 times greater.

vveedd wrote: Thanks for quick reply. So, if I understood correctly you have odds table and when odds are higher there are more chances to win. Do you have maximal value where win or overrun is certain (5:1 is, for instance, maximum in Third Reich game)?

It is 7:1, but there is still chance for defender

vveedd, the game is very easily moddable, there is no problem to change the turns length to two weeks, or even a month, of course a couple of other small changes should be then done. I don't think there is a lot of micromanagement. If you wish, you can just move your units against enemy. Of course i...

Hi vveedd. You are right, there is a combat resolution table and a kind of dice roll in the background which determines luck, morale and various battle events that might happen but are not visible directly in the game. except pure strength there are many modifiers that are affecting battle odds, whi...

It can be modded by even very unexperienced user

Looks like a good fun

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First part of Developers Diary for Time of Fury has been released at Wargamer: When we started to design the Time of Fury, we have seated together with whole team and started to discuss, what is the most important aspect that allows to win the war. At the beginning almost everyone picked different t...

At this image you can see new report about losses taken and dealt:



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