<r> Operation Coronet was the planned Allied landings in the Tokyo area scheduled for March 1946. <URL url="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Downfall#Coronet"><LINK_TEXT text="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation ... ll#Coronet">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Downfall#Coronet ...

The map is pretty good, but the order of battle and TOEs aren't very realistic.

This was exactly the problem the UN forces historically faced... Once China intervened in the war, a stalemate was the only possible outcome.

That really is very strange - sorry everyone. I'm using TOAW version 4.0.1.23.

<t> Thanks for trying the scenario, and I'm sorry it didn't work properly.<br/>
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This bug is odd. After I expanded the map and added some Japanese air units the scenario crashed on loading for me. Ever since I've removed both (I think it was the air units, for some reason) it's worked fine ...

<t> This beta scenario covers the obscure Battle of Arawe which took place on the south coast of New Britain Island in the South West Pacific from mid-December 1943 to mid-January 1944.<br/>
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The operation was undertaken by the United States to divert Japanese forces away from the main ...

<t> The interface is pretty much the same as TOAW3, though with some improvements.<br/>
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I find TOAW much easier to get into than most wargames of this genre, and its ability to cover something like 150 years of warfare in a sensible and accurate way is a real bonus - it leads to lots of ...

Thanks for this

<t> When I was last into making TOAW maps and scenarios I had a useful program which added hexes at a set scale over jpeg maps (allowing them to then be translated into TOAW, albeit manually). ...however, I can't remember where I found it and Googling isn't turning up any obvious alternatives. Can ...

Following some tweaks from the beta version, here's the final version of my Guam 1941 scenario. It's a simple scenario involving a small number of units and a short time period. The scenario is playable by either side.

<t> As part of re-teaching myself how to create TOAW scenarios, I've developed a very simple and small scale scenario depicting the Japanese invasion of Guam in December 1941. <br/>
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This was a greatly unbalanced battle, in which a Japanese brigade was pitted against about 600 lightly-armed ...

<t> Hello everyone. I developed several scenarios and maps for TOAW as Nick Dowling, which I'm pleased to see have also been included with TOAW 4. In response to a request I've received by email, here are some maps I created many years ago for unfinished scenarios. They cover Guam in 1944, Saipan ...

<r> This article discusses how the F-35 performs using CMANO to model air-to-air combat: <URL url="https://medium.com/war-is-boring/don-t-think-the-f-35-can-fight-it-does-in-this-realistic-war-game-fc10706ba9f4"><LINK_TEXT text="https://medium.com/war-is-boring/don-t- ... 10706ba9f4">https://medium ...

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I worked on this one (and probably many others did), but I decided to scrap this scenario, because I don't consider hunting two frigates and few patrol boats with full US CVBG very interesting.<br/>
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This is also an interesting read on the topic: http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/f-35-v ... who-cares/

This certainly matches up with the way modern/future air combat works in CMANO, where sensors, jammers and payloads are the key elements. It's very rare for a fight to close to dog fighting range, and if it does so it generally means you've done something wrong.

This is a great AAR

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It's worth remembering that this is still eight times the number any other country would have, with the US carriers also having larger and much better trained and equipped air groups.<br/>

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The simple answer is that the game doesn't model aircraft as landing only to refuel (as this is rare in practice). Once a plane touches down it goes through the procedures needed to re-launch a mission of whatever type its loadout involves.

The Russian military was in a pretty bad state in 1996, so this could be a bit one-sided