Jason, please don't forget my begging and whimpering for the ASDN patch update. [font="Tahoma"][/font]

Vic, I still disagree about air recon. If it was just a single plane making a flyover, sure. But frequently it involves many planes over a scale of 1-30 days! Surely not everyone was sleeping to and fro!

Went to the scenario bank, but the newest v. there is 27a. Where does one find .32?

I just went through the manual twice and was unable to find any information on this option. I know I saw something about it at one time, somewhere, but am unable to even find a reference in the archives. A little help here?

I'm with Freeboy. Air recon needs to provide info on hexes traveled through, not just the end hex and those surrounding it. What? Did all the eyes on the plane turn inward for the trip out and back, only opening up when the plane turned around?

Describe for me again why this easily understood explanation about supply isn't to be found anywhere in the manual? [&:]

Zook, at the risk of being a tad repetitive, one must practically learn the game to understand the manual.

Thank goodness for the AT Forum! [:)]

I feel your pain. [;)] That's why I spent a LOT of time going through the archives here, as well as asking questions.

I still don't quite know how strategic transfer of an entire SF works, but I'm getting there.

<t> Vic, from the fact that no one had reported this small problem previously leads me to believe that perhaps few are playing this scenario. I'm here to tell ya', playing this with 4-pbem opponents and the large initial OOB is an absolute wild battle right from the first turn!<br/>
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AT is ...

Banquet, thank you for that insight. Very helpful. I'll take it under advisement.

BTW, I got the point, such as it was. I just didn't think it was that big of a deal.

Isn't the manual great? I found I had to learn how to play the game just so I could (almost) understand the manual.

<t> Twotribes, I think seille is probably right in that the AI calculations are so fast that you'd have a very difficult time trying to follow the moves visually, even if you had the chance.<br/>
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.pbem is a different cat. I'm playing two 4-player games of "Pickem" at the moment (among others ...

<t> The <history> button provides all the intel you are allowed to have given your current recon abilities. If you need the "God View" to enjoy a game, well, you've got the wrong game.<br/>
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As for the "blank screen" mentioned. Your pc is taking 7-10 minutes to resolve the AI moves!? Good ...

Well, that makes feel a little better. [:)]

I have started it with the AI doing a section random selection. This looks like an amazing battle set up for 2-4 players. Think of it as "RISK", but AT style.

<t> OK, went back and checked previous message re "action cards" and from some screen shots I see where there should be a <button> along the top of the Decision Room that should allow me access to action cards. However, I'm here to tell ya' guys, in the "Pickem" scenario they are just not there, as ...

Twotribes - Yes, I know where the Decision Room is, just don't see anything resembling action cards once I'm in there. [8|]

Capt - Went to Decision Room. Nothing but the standard upgrade options to be seen. What in the world am I missing?

I'm trying to start up a game of "Pickem". I must select an action card representing a territory that I want. Uh, where are the action cards to be found? [&:]

While on the subject, what exactly kind of protection does a fort or fortifications or a City provide its defenders?

Well, yeah, there is that too. [:D]