perfect! thank you! wow, there is a lot there you can adjust as needed, very cool!

How do I model reinforcements coming in later in the scenario?

Any way we can model something like GDW's Assault scenario creation system. For a give scenario, each side rolls a die which determines their force structure. In some cases, you may get a lot of troops, in others, hardly any. The other side doesn't know what you have so you can bluff your size or tr...

Thanks for posting! If a Soviet Division has a frontage of 20KM, we could fit 2 such divisions on the map with Corp and Army assets to match. Sound right? I would also like to create something to replicate GDW's Assault scenario generation system and I believe I need a large map to park units away f...

very cool!

That looks pretty cool! I have Steel Beast which has some maps. I just look at them however so I am not sure what data they have or how it could work here. They are detailed though and I can adjust the contour lines height if that helps.

The Boys of '67 I thought was excellent.

Wow! This is great work! Is there a way to retain the counter graphics or somehow make the units easier to see? They blend in so well, I have trouble seeing them at times.

I have! My account is not activated yet however..[&:]

Where John Tiller fans go to find other PBEM gamers? (besides the above of course)

We are almost certainly looking at the same game if that helps. It is a resigned game that we had played.

I get the same error.

A question related to Southern Storm mostly related to PBEM play.
How much variability is there in a scenario at the start?
(forces involved, arrival times, air support missions, artillery available)

If there is some variability, how much is under player control?

Is it possible to swaps files in Steam? Never tried that before.

Scratch that, stepping away from PBEM++, PM me to play PBEM old school using dropbox or something

just received some excellent advice so thought I would stick with it a little longer...

<t> a few more tips that were given to me:<br/> <br/> check your readiness even at the start, no shame in setting them to resupply to before sending them out<br/> <br/> keep helos in low areas out of LOS, this will help them avoid getting shot down (skeptical of this one but we will see..)<br/> <br/...

I worked with a guy who was a tanker in the National Guard. He said 2nd Lts were constantly trying to use their compass while riding in the tank.

stepping away from Flashpoint for now.

Ok thanks, hopefully it will be fixed in the next game.

I thought I read somewhere that if you give your units 3 waypoints that you never expect them to actually reach, you can just adjust the waypoints each turn and they will react immediately. Is that true? Good tactics or a bit of a cheat?