PortunusPelasergei wrote: Thu Sep 25, 2025 1:24 am Well I dont even know what's Steel Tiger, is it some kind of new Panzer Corps game?

A hoped-for successor to Grigsby's tactical game Steel Panthers...

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Haven't seen so much as a hint as to that happening. Seems more like everyone is wondering what happened to Steel Tigers.

zebrazwo wrote: Sat Aug 16, 2025 9:23 pm 2 hexes should be os but have od map art (2024 update stock and stacking limits)

I noticed this as well some time ago. But considering how remote that area is from where most subs or ships operate I can see where it wouldn't be a big priority to fix.

I've never considered max level fighter units in this game to be exclusively jets regardless of the art on the counter. You don't even see the word jet mentioned in the manual. It's more likely given the abstract nature of the units they are meant to represent (in the late game anyway) a large ...

HansBolter wrote: Tue Nov 12, 2024 2:18 pm How is a player supposed to know what to do to counter this when it remains undefined?

I agree. An often-inscrutable sphinx of a game and the community support seems to be checked out these days.

Couldn't tell you. The Japanese AI always runs up the white flag long before I get a chance to use them. My guess is that if you capture Hiroshima and Nagasaki the bombings don't occur, and they'd hardly be necessary at that point.

In general, I think it's fair to say that the Sino-Japanese war is extremely difficult to get "right" with any game engine. That is no fault of the developers, but more a function of the extreme difficulty of modeling the complicated political and economic factors of the conflict. Difficulties that ...

I moved on to AGEOD's Civil War 2 for my ACW fix. In that game not only can you enter forts but you can put more than one unit in them at a time.

Attacking units get a 25% bonus if they haven't moved prior to the attack. Is the same bonus automatically applied to the defending unit since it hasn't moved by definition ?


It's defined as a prepared attack bonus so unmoved attackers only. If defending units got the bonus too, they'd just ...

TDefender wrote: Sun Mar 24, 2024 1:02 pm Now I've lost my hope, but to tell you the true I'm very happy "The troop" (great simulation, good graphics, great support and frequent new stuff from the devs, just too bad for no mp so far)

It's good. I do wish it had air power more represented.

SonofHibernia wrote: Fri Mar 15, 2024 3:14 pm And if I have bigger ships..is it better to combat load or divert to Pegu?

Pegu with the size zero port and tiny at start airfield? I'd stick with Rangoon and switch to a lower tonnage of ship.

I think I actually would have preferred the WW2 Pacific War done as it's own thing and optimised for that, rather than less than ideal compromises having to be made for both theatres.


Looks like somebody saw your request mate. :mrgreen:


A new chapter of Strategic Command is on its way. We ...

Duedman wrote: Wed Mar 06, 2024 10:19 pm I rarely do understand one of your posts. And i really do think that no one does.
How about using Google translate or something?

In addition to often posting gibberish he's also been cited more than once about flaming and antagonizing behavior.

How many turns have you controlled Manila?

World at War is the SC series game I play the least. Since I started with WiE I find the WaW map scale too confining and the Pacific aspect of the war just unconvincing. Of course, that could be due to playing too much WitPAE in the past where you get so much more detail. If you compare the WaW map ...

I've noticed over the years in a number of board games and computer games (even including the intricate War in the Pacific: Admirals Edition) that a Midway-like disaster almost never befalls the Japanese.


Just the ability to rotate good pilots out of front-line squadrons and into training ...

I recently upgraded to Win 11. To my surprise, considering all I've read here in the past WITPAE has run flawlessly from day one, aside from some minor preferences like changing the default font and screen resolution.

This was even more of an issue for the Japanese because the pilots they started the war with were very experienced and well trained but they were never able to replace the veterans as their pilot losses piled up. It hurt them more to lose a veteran pilot as opposed to a plane.
If this is not ...

I usually win as Union, too but game changes into WWI grinder against similar skill player where you are doing attacks all the time - it requires chess-alike attention and counting pretty much every hex paying attention to terrain values (mud, no mud) not to mention hoping that weather will not ...

I think we all agree that if the real war was a game then the Japanese player must have been drunk on Sake or something because he did not play very well on the first turn of June 1942. A good warplayer would not have spread out his fleet like that knowing that in general it is better to ...