I guess that means I wasn't selected for beta testing

I think that is what i'm excited about the most: the prospect of a whole range of games with deep logistics with grand scale strategy.

This and the previous blog post made me quite excited - new engine, new possibilities, great team. I too very much appreciate the detailed logistics, and can't wait to get my hands on it. And thank you for your detailed explanation why to do "War in the Spain" in the first place.

But as it's a ...

Oh my!

I just asked a question a few weeks back about the "GG game with the best logistics system".

This is looking like it's going to be epic.

NICE! okay thanks everyone

My finger is basically on the trigger for buying WitP:AE.

I have Windows 10 now, but ill be upgrading within a few months.

Does this game work on both Win10 and Win11?

So, i am brand new to the game. When I plan an attack with, say, 7 stacks, and execute that attack, I hear lot's of attack sounds but nothing shows on my screen.

The only thing moving is at the bottom, the different unit names are coming and going (like it's scrolling through a list).

My question ...

Q-Ball wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 3:14 pm Several steps.

That! is what im talking about!

Thanks.

Q-Ball wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 3:14 pm WITE 2 has much more complex logistics than WITE 1; it's one of the main differences between them.

Interesting. When I was reading about this, the message I got was that wite2 was more simple/streamlined. Thanks for letting me know.

I have played a bit of wite1 (maybe an hour) only. I want to buy one of the three games (1, 2 or Pacific AE).

But I really like managing logistics as the player. Of the three games which one has the deepest logistics systems. By deep, I mean play managed depth.

Thanks

ooof! I missed that. Thanks that clears it up. Especially the point about trains and trucks.

New to the game. I understand the overall supply system. I generate supply from towns, that supply goes to the town's attached HQ, and then that gets sent to other units under command.

But there are a few things I do not get:

What determine how much and how often supply gets shared to units under ...