<t> Thanks for the reply Phoenix. Actually, as I said, it is mere speculation, just to know if the Real Time/Continuous Space combination could be feasibly applied to higher levels.<br/>
I am aware of the great effort that this change would require and I don't expect Panther Games to go in that ...

<r> This is a question both submitted to Arjuna and the other guys at Panther Games as the developers and to the community to open a debate. <br/>
In the italian wargaming forum (<URL url="http://www.netwargamingitalia.net">www.netwargamingitalia.net</URL>) a debate on wargames engine systems is ...

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Have to say I've been rather surprised at the poor customer support shown on the battlefront forum. And, as others have mentioned, the ...

For what I know the Neubau Fahrzeug was an experimental project of Rheinmetall...

Here is what it looks like on my 8 year old 1024 wide screen XP machine.

well this is still a nice appearance. Very smooth.

On my primary machine running 1680 wide its what I posted. Maybe a little better as it isn't converted to jpg.

Fine, thanks. It's what I wanted to know! [:)]

so what is the actual appearance in the game? The first or the second? [&:]

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PS: What is up with those grainy textures in the background? Are you missing some kind of texture filtering?<br/>

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indeed a 17,3". Better resolution, a larger amount of battlefield visible on the screen at each zoom level.
The downside is that it will weight more than a 15,6".

<t> Thank you Dave for the clarifications.<br/>
Actually, having played CoTA, I have no doubt about the overall quality of the series. I also have to admit that this kind of wargame, given its value, deserves a higher price in respect to other trash games or to those wargames which use the same ...

<t> Sadly the price is high even in euros, although the currency conversion gives us some advantage in respect to US people. I have to consider seriously if and when to buy the game. I honestly was looking forward to it so much, since I consider the best operational wargame around, but I'm also a ...

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>That varies quite a bit. Those players who want to micromanage air recon, air attacks, support units, and leaders could take several hours for a large campaign game turn. Those willing to let the AI handle much of that can probably do the same turn in an hour. It also ...

Sorry if this has been already asked: how much is a turn long in terms of real time?

That's amazing! Awesome work!
I especially like the look of the counters shown in posts 1,3,10 and 13
The terrain features are fantastic, too.
Keep it up!

I definitely agree that contour lines together with colour shade give a better understanding of terrain morphology. I would surely use such an option if available.

Peter, nice to know that you are working on a computer version of ASL. Is it the so called XASL that I have seen mentioned in other forums or something different?

Where can I have info on the progresses of this project? I am very interested!
Thanks

<r> Personally I find COTA maps OK. Maybe because I work with maps and I am used to this layout.<br/>
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Anyway, if I could improve their look, I could suggest a "hillshade" effect (like the one in the attached figure) which enhance the appearance of landscape, with the elevation ranges colors ...

Stalingrad and Normandy

thank you for the reply, I completely understand the point.
And for what concerns the scalability in time? Is it feasible to adapt the current engine to modern combat?

<t> Having read several reviews and AAR on the Airborne Assault series, from Red Devils to HTTR to COTA, I developed the idea that wargames are definitely migrating from a traditional scheme made of "hex/turns" to the innovative concept "real terrain/real time". That is the case also of the Armored ...