I picked this sucker up to fulfill my ww2 multiplayer jones while I wait for WiF to become more 'robust'. This looks like it could do the trick due to an active multiplayer and mod community. One thing that has me a bit concerned though are the mechanics. I am usually a huge advocate for transparent mechanics and result feedback. Especially combat mechanics. Maybe I am wrong but I am not sure if I see that in this title. I have flipped through the documentation perhaps in the wrong place, but I can't find any detailed sequence of combat , formulas, explanations etc. also, it doesn't seem as though the game provides post combat feedback, die rolls etc.
If anyone could clarify this for me or point me in the right direction it would be much appreciated.
And f anyone wants to pummel a noob PBEM, pm me!
Just picked this up and ready for PBEM, but first some q's
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- Private First Class - Opel Blitz
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Re: Just picked this up and ready for PBEM, but first some q
which version have you picked up - you need teh updates to get you to version 3.0astycloud wrote:I picked this sucker up to fulfill my ww2 multiplayer jones while I wait for WiF to become more 'robust'. This looks like it could do the trick due to an active multiplayer and mod community. One thing that has me a bit concerned though are the mechanics. I am usually a huge advocate for transparent mechanics and result feedback. Especially combat mechanics. Maybe I am wrong but I am not sure if I see that in this title. I have flipped through the documentation perhaps in the wrong place, but I can't find any detailed sequence of combat , formulas, explanations etc. also, it doesn't seem as though the game provides post combat feedback, die rolls etc.
If anyone could clarify this for me or point me in the right direction it would be much appreciated.
And f anyone wants to pummel a noob PBEM, pm me!
search the forum for the sequence - staffenburg has listed it a couple of times
also there is an updated manual, which is very large by volume so you need to download it - search for that as well
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Re: Just picked this up and ready for PBEM, but first some q
I've searched the forum and seen some bits and pieces but nothing complete, or "official" looking.
I just got the game, and it seems to be v3.00.
Also has the GS 2.x manual. 645 pages!
I just got the game, and it seems to be v3.00.
Also has the GS 2.x manual. 645 pages!
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Re: Just picked this up and ready for PBEM, but first some q
Please read the section titled "How To Play The Game"astycloud wrote:I picked this sucker up to fulfill my ww2 multiplayer jones while I wait for WiF to become more 'robust'. This looks like it could do the trick due to an active multiplayer and mod community. One thing that has me a bit concerned though are the mechanics. I am usually a huge advocate for transparent mechanics and result feedback. Especially combat mechanics. Maybe I am wrong but I am not sure if I see that in this title. I have flipped through the documentation perhaps in the wrong place, but I can't find any detailed sequence of combat , formulas, explanations etc. also, it doesn't seem as though the game provides post combat feedback, die rolls etc.
If anyone could clarify this for me or point me in the right direction it would be much appreciated.
And f anyone wants to pummel a noob PBEM, pm me!
The Tactics section contains some of the formulas and results you can expect from combat. Then the Ground, Naval & Air Warfare sections have more informations. Finally the Logistics and Environments goes into the final details,
Hope this helps.
alec
PS - any recommendations on the manual - please let me know - I am the person that puts it together...
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Re: Just picked this up and ready for PBEM, but first some q
Thx all. Digging through the materials there is a lot more than I first believed.