The "Uber" Command: Modern Air/Naval Ops Thread

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Capn Darwin

Quote from: Bison on September 28, 2014, 04:37:18 PM
My Steam game collection is much more enjoyable to play when I avoid the intellectual slums that are the Steam forums.

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mikeck

If you want to see mouth breathing forum posters go apoplectic...you should have say back and read some when Rome 2 first came out. My problem with the Steam forum is that almost every poster declares every bug "game breaking". Hard to find legitimate discussion.
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Dimitris



Miguel Molina has released a new revision of the Command community scenario pack, the compendium of Command scenarios crafted by the user community. The new release contains seven brand-new scenarios:

Operation Vulture, 1954 : The siege of Dien Bien Phu is entering its climax as the French garrison is about to be overrun. The Eisenhower administration decides to intervene decisively, both to help its allies in the region and to send a clear message to the Communist block. An entire SAC combat wing of B-36 strategic bombers is dispatched to Clark AFB and assigned to strike the assault waves of VN forces around the French fortress.

En Garde, 2013 : In exercise En Garde 2013, the French carrier group centered on the Charles De Gaulle is tasked to attack and defend against "OPFOR" air, sea and land assets represented by UK forces. Is the CdG up to the task or is another Trafalgar in the cards?

Cable-tap, 2015 : As a result of the 2014 election leading to New Zealand/Aotearoa leaving the FVEY Echelon/UKUSA shared-intelligence alliance (UK, USA, Canada, Australia, ex-NZ), the USN submarine Jimmy Carter (the last Seawolf, optimized for SpecOps) has been tasked to infiltrate and tap one of the backbone undersea internet cable links from New Zealand/Aotearoa to the rest of the world. But the mission is already off to a bad start and the NZ forces are now on full alert. Can the JC finish the job?

Falkland War, 1982 : The Falklands conflict from the British side. You have at your disposal the full RN task force plus RAF reinforcements at Ascension island. How will you prosecute the war?

Havana Daydreamin, 2017 : An emboldened Russia exploits perceived US diplomatic weakness to re-strengthen ties with Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua and other countries in the region and establish the so-called Havana Pact, firmly regaining a solid foothold in the Caribbean. A new US administration takes office in 2017 however, and is determined to break this new alliance by any means. Tensions rise steadily until the stage is set for a decisive confrontation. 

Shoot-out at Package One, 1952 : The Korean War is raging. You are in command of Task Unit 95.22, a joint US-Canadian task force that has spent several days ranging up and down the coast, shelling North Korean military and logistics installations with special attention to the coastal rail lines. Train-busting is a welcome diversion from ASW escort and plane-guard duties and some of the targets in the coastal area between Songjin and Singpo were known as Package One through Package Five, each Package denoting one of the tunnels with the railroad targets strung out between them. It is now dawn, the skies are clear, the winds are calm and it's time to go train hunting. 

Building a Cage, 2005 : September 2005. Islamic extremist parties have come to power in several Arab countries. Algeria was the first, despite of the efforts of Western Allies on both sides of Atlantic to stop these regimes. Soon, all North African countries fell under the rule of N.A.I.L., Northern Africa Islamic League, including Egypt, Libya, Algeria, Tunisia and the surprisingly the pro-western Kingdom of Morocco. The relationship between Spain and Morocco had deteriorated sharply after Perejil Islot affair and the Western Sahara referendum. Spain answered by reinforcing her military at those two cities. This is the prequel to the famous "Canary's Cage". 

As always, the community scenario pack is available for download at the WarfareSims download section: http://www.warfaresims.com/?page_id=1876
With the new scenario pack release, the total number of released Command scenarios is now 194!
Command: Modern Air/Naval Operations
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Jarhead0331

How will new scenarios work with steam?  Will they auto-update, or is this still something that needs to be done manually?
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Dimitris

Currently it is still a manual affair. We are currently exploring the ways we can use Steam's services to better serve Steam customers, while also continuing our support for non-Steam users.
Command: Modern Air/Naval Operations
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jomni

I'm playing the Downtown scenario and my walleyes won't launch.
I'm targeting the bridge with them.

RyanE

I think Walleyes are TV driven...check cloud cover against release altitude.

jomni

Quote from: RyanE on October 02, 2014, 08:41:17 AM
I think Walleyes are TV driven...check cloud cover against release altitude.

I guess that's the problem.  Dumb bombs took out the bridge anyway. :D

Con

This may be a simple question but it has me confused

What if any are the advantages of going with Steam for these games over buying them at the Matrix Gamesite

The price is the same
Support I would give to Matrix since they are more able to provide it
Updates automatically from Steam
Forums better at Matrix
Downloads of Mods and scenarios- Matrix?

It just confuses me which channel I should use if I want to buy this game

Thanks
Con

steve58

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Probably no real difference, but you can get a Steam key from Matrixgames/Slitherine, so I'd say buy directly from them.  You don't have to use the Steam key, but you may want it down the road if/when Command gets Steam Workshop support...
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RyanE

I don't mind Steam, but for a game that gets such frequent beta updates and such an active forum with scenarios being built, I would go with Matrix.  Personal opinion of course.

undercovergeek

i would say once theyve figured out how it syncs steam is the way to go

itll pull in new scenarios, new updates and well........... new stuff, instead of having to go to matrix, find it, download it and put it in the right place

Capn Darwin

But with Steam you get the added bonus of 220+ posts about the cost dynamic of Matrix Games.  :tickedoff:
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RyanE

Quote from: undercovergeek on October 02, 2014, 11:03:29 AM
i would say once theyve figured out how it syncs steam is the way to go

itll pull in new scenarios, new updates and well........... new stuff, instead of having to go to matrix, find it, download it and put it in the right place

But that is only if the devs take it that far.  It also depends on the scenario developers.  If they post only on Matrix, you'll still have to go there.

undercovergeek

for the matrix users yes, because thats what they know

the intention of launching on steam is to give access to a much wider audience whove never heard of, and dont care who matrix are and theyll more than likely launch scenarios on the steam workshop

from what i understand this is something the devs are looking to do -

Quote from: Dimitris on September 29, 2014, 03:45:38 PM
Currently it is still a manual affair. We are currently exploring the ways we can use Steam's services to better serve Steam customers, while also continuing our support for non-Steam users.