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Thanks for these, C&G. Really have helped me a lot. This stuff is not at all intuitive unless one has a fair bit of experience with the ...

Strategy Gaming Dojo

The Historical Gamer

Both on youtube. I can't post the links.

They elected not to go with the video tutorials, and it wasn't edited out of the rulebook. There are some good 3rd party videos already out that can serve as tutorials, though.

Took a bit to download, but no issues otherwise with d/l and install. Looks great. Thanks for the good work getting this out.

<t> Guys, just wanted to compliment you on the manual. It looks fantastic, especially, as mentioned above, the one page guides. I don't generally buy printed manuals for complex games because of changes in the mechanics in the software down the line, but I made an exception here. Thanks for ...

<t> This is really good work, gradenko, much more like what a tutorial for the game should have been. The only things I can think of that might deserve mention are explaining the various arrow icons in the corners of the units, and maybe mentioning air support. Playing over the tutorial again while ...

Battle of the Bugle: Then and Now is excellent, probably as good a book on the subject as I've read. The two volume 'Then and Now' on Market Garden is even better, just top notch (and fairly expensive!).

<t> I haven't really played many of them yet, but I really like 'Battle of the Roadblocks', playing it for the 2nd time as the Germans right now. I abandoned the first try after the 2nd day because I was too careless and had my forces too scattered and cut up.<br/>
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I think the scale of BftB ...

<t> I am not sure how reasonable the possibility is, but I'd love for there to be a 'replay' feature, where I could watch the battle from the start from either side (or have FOW turned off and be able to see all the units on both sides). And it would be very cool to be able to download replays from ...

<t> I'd love to see the eastern front, and my suggestion would be the approaches to Leningrad. There is a really good Vance Von Borries boardgame design called Roads to Leningrad, focusing on the Soltsy and Staraya Russia battles in '41. I think focusing on these battles would be a great subject ...