Quote from: bobarossa on October 01, 2026, 11:51:02 AMJust saw this. Looks like engine from Ardennes game ported over and expanded to Russia starting in November of 1941 (game is titled Twilight in the East). A large number of scenarios of various sizes played at battalion level (I think I saw something that looked like entire front)! Tons of improvements (or complications depending on your viewpoint) to the engine.
Video is a bit hard to understand at times as it is Vic doing the talking.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBflQ92M5hI
Quote from: Destraex on October 03, 2026, 10:17:51 PMIs this just a doco?
To get the preview to show you must use the "share" curved arrow button in youtube and copy that link. Then use the youtube forum button here when composing your quote that inserts tags for you to put the copied link between.
Quote from: Jarhead0331 on September 02, 2026, 09:09:07 AMQuote from: Geezer on September 02, 2026, 07:39:21 AMThanks for the heads up. Just started my 5th playthrough. I can only get so far before realizing I've messed things up and then decide to start over. Quite the relearning curve.
Story of my life! The problem I usually face is that I tend to be reactive rather than proactive on 90% of operational matters. In other words, I don't build a salvage vessel until one is actually needed. I don't build fuel harvesters until they are needed. I don't build military vessels until...well...someone is actually attacking my merchants. By then, it is usually too late and I end up starting over. Each time, I learn to plan ahead, but there is always some problem or dilemma that crops up that I didn't think of.
Reminds me of Covid. I had a $hit ton of ammo, non-perishable food, water and medical supplies. But toilet paper...whoever thought we'd run out of toilet paper? I bought a bidet to solve this problem, but now I know for next time. But I digress.