Master of Command Seven Years War

[Destraex]

This one looks like a noce little ultimate general civil war style campaign with battles and upgrades.

It's by the same youtuber who did fire and manoeuvre.

I like the look of it but his last project was a flop imho

This one is a single player offering unlike his other however.

[Destraex]

The latest devblog detailing troop types in each army, upgrades and spending veterancy. Looking very good in my eyes.

[Lloyd Preston]

Updates, spending veterancy, and troop kinds in each army are described in the most recent devblog. I think you look fantastic.

[bobarossa]

Updates, spending veterancy, and troop kinds in each army are described in the most recent devblog. I think you look fantastic.

Way to rephrase Des's statement to look like a human being!

[Destraex]

I'll take that compliment on the chin. I look fantastic 
Looks around for hidden cameras and self consciously brushes hair into place.   

[glen55]

Updates, spending veterancy, and troop kinds in each army are described in the most recent devblog. I think you look fantastic.

That was worth signing up for the board, Mr. Preston.

[JasonPratt]

Just the AI reassuring us it's too incompetent to take over anytime soon. 

[CaptainKoloth]

For what it's worth, I have real-life colleagues whose communiques are considerably less coherent.

[Destraex]

Looking forward to this game. The latest devlog has the battlefield graphics looking a little better, but also shows some likely problems. For example, I don't really see a cover system. Probably fairly redundant for line battles, but very important for troops movement and placement.

[JudgeDredd]

The Royal WELCH Fusiliers? 

[Destraex]

Did he say Welsh?

[JudgeDredd]

It was written WELCH and he said WELCH @5:58 

[Destraex]

Lol. Understandable I guess if you are not from the UK. 

[JudgeDredd]

Lol. Understandable I guess if you are not from the UK. 

I suppose so

I fell under this myself - I used to think the state of Arkansas was actually called Arkansas  - you know - because that's the way it's spelt - and not Arkansaw as I believe it's spoken in the US.

[Destraex]

I have done the same with words I have only known from reading as well. I used to think "hyperbole", was said as it sounds without the E at the end being pronounced.