Soon. We're in the last testings

RedwoodForest wrote: Sun Sep 20, 2026 2:42 pm I apologize if I missed this somewhere, but what will be included in the update? I'm assuming primarily bug fixes?

Not only bug fixes. Await, It is almost ready.

WingedIncubus wrote: Thu Sep 10, 2026 12:55 am It's almost middle of September now... any update on when the next patch might be?

It is already very close.

The carlist anthem (Oriamendi) and one carlist song (Calzame las alpargatas) will be added in an upcoming patch.
There will be more; these two won't be the only ones.

Falangist songs are copyrighted.
I will try to find and add some spanish military march from the 19th or 20th century.

Of course, La Marcha Real is free. Sorry.
But it has been the anthem of Spain since the 18th century, except during the Republic times. It is not really a nationalist anthem...and the spaniards do not want it to be identified as such.

I think I'll add the Oriamendi. You're right, it should be in ...

I wanted to add a few nationalist songs, but most of them are copyrighted.
On your list, only *Oriamendi* is an anthem without a copyright holder.

Although there were instances of workers volunteering for defense work and trench-digging—primarily in Madrid—the spanish mindset is not that of the soviet citizen. If a captain were to enter a village asking for volunteers to fortify a hill or a road "in defense of the homeland," he would almost ...

A new scenario in a short time.
Later on, more elements will be added to the game, because all additions made to subsequent games will be added to SCW. I can't say any more, but the game will be updated as the engine is polished and expanded. SCW is the first on a list, but it will not be abandoned ...

There will be a new update soon. I Hope in August.

marek1978 wrote: Wed Jul 22, 2026 2:47 pm so?
will it happen? the next game?
i certainly hope so

It will happen... and not only one game.

MAOC: Among all the militias that operated in the Republican zone during the first months of the Spanish Civil War, the MAOC were perhaps the most effective. But their number is difficult to specify and ranges from Juan Modesto, the organizer of the MAOC, saying between 1,000 and 1,500 during the ...

In this situation, if you control the entire railway line passing through Calatayud, your troops have Zaragoza within striking distance and they are well-supplied. By cutting off the key hex, the city would be ripe for the taking in no time.
Although Przemek must have realized the danger.

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Yes, there are POUM militias

Have you tried an attack on Zaragoza with the anarchist colums from Barcelona?
That's what was done historically, and although it failed, they recovered a significant amount of ground.
It could slow the nationalist advance in the north somewhat.

The VIldebeest thing was a happy accident, actually....it was a mistake to have them without torps in this test build. But further research indicated that although the Republican Spanish Navy had a "Torpedista Squadron", and probably aspired to aerial torpedo tactics, the planes themselves were ...

Yeah, the Chauchat production is excessive. I´ll fix it.

I´ll think about the hotchkiss LMG

Well, the chauchat was abundant in nationalist hands.
In October 1936, the nationalists possessed 5,000 Chauchats. This was due to the steamship Sylvia, a foreign-flagged merchant vessel, was transporting a significant arms shipment from Poland for the republican side. It was intercepted and ...

These are remote ports of the Italian Empire. Nat ships did not reach them; their maritime and air supply routes were concentrated in the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, and the Gulf of Cádiz. So It can't be easy for the nats to get there.

Anyone can go to East Africa without italian permission, aka ...

Maybe my mistake was not using the Italian/German ships a-historically, in other words aggressively

Historically, they were agressive. Of course, oficially not :twisted:

But the italian submarines even attacked republican ships in the Aegean Sea.

https://notasdecarolus.wordpress.com/2018/02 ...