Burden of Command Announced

[Gusington]

^Just like SGT Wilkerson. That poor bastard.

[Sir Slash]

If this were Warhammer, when you called-in Smoke Rounds, the Germans would call-in, 'Whirlwind Rounds' to blow it away.  :o

[TitusGroen]

New Development Video: Winter Art: Refined

Wow! The art looks fantastic!

[Tripoli]

New Development Video: Winter Art: Refined

Wow! The art looks fantastic!

Thank you.  You may like some of our videos on Youtube that highlight some of his (and the team's) work: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6D1rHMFvqsVM1ICFVQFXOA/videos

[Tripoli]

New development video: Completion of initial "Campaign Sicily" playtest

[Sir Slash]

 :clap: :clap: :clap:

[Tripoli]

MicroDevBlog #55 - Smoke and Fire

Graphic improvements on the fire and smoke animations. 

[Sir Slash]

This stirs the, 'Inner Arsonist' in me.  O0

[Tripoli]

New Portrait Reveal
"Captain Rogers. Women's Army Corps."  After a tough day in the O.R.

[Tripoli]

A taste of Italy (Italy Playtest Finished)

[Tripoli]

Poll:  One of the issues we would like to get community feedback on is on the image we use to introduce the MG-42 (aka "Hitler's Buzzsaw") to the players.  One of the things we strive to do in BoC is to elicit in a player, (as much as is possible in a computer game), some of the same feelings as the historical troops did in the war. Hence the poll.  Because of the importance of the MG-42 and the real life dread it inspired, we want the image of the MG-42 to inspire as much dread as possible, so we have a Twitter poll.  Which of the three images in this post appear to be most intimidating to you?

https://twitter.com/BurdenOfCommand/status/1609964859281768449?s=20&t=52zTsy52IDU1O2MEkgE8Hw

For those who don't use Twitter, here are the images in order.  If you want to vote, just post on this thread:

[JasonPratt]

Well, none of them are pointing at me, much less buzzsawing! -- but for b/w contrast, shot composition, and detail, I like the first one best.

[Tripoli]

Well, none of them are pointing at me, much less buzzsawing! -- but for b/w contrast, shot composition, and detail, I like the first one best.

Thanks for the input!

[Pete Dero]

I could be completely wrong, but to me no. 2 and 3 seem taken during training, the faces look relaxed.
The first photo I think was taken during a more stressful period.

So my choice would be the first.

[JasonPratt]

Hadn't noticed that, but very good point!

Even if only the cactuses are to blame, still...

(Note: cactuses might not fit your setting tho?)