Yes, it is still on our roadmap, but no sooner than next year.

If you want to have hull MG, it is better to go with a single 2x7.92mm Bow MG.

Unfortunately, Matrix and Slitherine have discontinued shipping physical copies some time ago.

ARM-based processor is suspicious.

There is much more traffic on Steam and Discord so we spend more time there.

I cannot disclose anything yet on the nations selected, but old DLC material is certainly on the roadmap.

First half of June, approximately.

Thanks, I will fix it ASAP.

P.S. I very much like the bug report format!

You have probably seen videos from beta version, that was an old button that was deleted before the release.

tbes50203 wrote: Tue Mar 18, 2025 10:44 pm

LiamR wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2025 5:32 pm Good news for Steam users. Armored Brigade 2 will be releasing April 8th, 2025 - https://store.steampowered.com/news/app ... 7787369478

I think the release was postponed, I'm trying to find info on steam, but there is no date

We are not aware of any postponement.

From the DevDiary n°8: "We are also working on adding motorized paratroopers, equipped with KraKa and Wiesel weapon carriers."

They will arrive in one of the next patches, when the models will be ready.

The issue with trenches is not purely graphical but also involves the need for additional engine mechanics, such as trench clearing and their directional properties as structures. Pretty complex with the current code, although we made some progress with close combat system.

Patch is online, so you can try to see if the issue has been solved.

The Warrior Ethos and Soldier Combat Skills FM 3-21-75.

Older FM-15, Soviet and Yugoslav manuals pretty much give similar figures.

Anti-air lethality (or lack thereof) is absolutely realistic. Even during the worst period at the start of the 1973 war, IAF aircraft losses amounted to three aircraft per 200 sorties, whereas in modern terms, a loss rate of six aircraft per 1,000 sorties is considered unsustainable. Aircraft are ...

We also use Blender.

Pre-made scenarios often have units locked by the scenario maker (indicated by a small lock symbol next to the NATO icon), preventing them from being moved. You can also drag units around, which is probably a more common method compared to the Place command.

As for the complexity of the manual ...

Only as a scenario, by locking the units on both sides.

You start generating a scenario, and on the last screen before the battle is launched, there is a Save button in the upper right corner. Clicking it will save the generated skirmish as a scenario, which can then be edited in the Mission Editor.

By formations, I mean any section, platoon, etc. Just ...

do I smell some WW2 mod here?