Is there anyway to add graphic control measures to the game map? I mean things like unit boudaries, phase lines, etc. This might be a worthwhile feature that would not be in the too-hard-to-do box.



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I'll try to make that work.

Do you suppose the same method might apply to a forward or rearward passage of lines?

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I think it would be realitively easy to make sure that northing decisive happens in adjacent units zones. It would simply mean that if you tried to sneak along a map edge (unit boundary), you would be subject to observation and fire from across the boundary.

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What I am suggesting is that at the edges of the game area you might have computer controlled units, both friendly and enemy, rather than the abrupt edge of the map board. <br/>
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Normally, units will function within boundaries provided by higher ...

<t>Have the masterminds of SPWAW ever considered using AI to control adjacent units? <br/>
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These could include friendlys that might help out and enemy that definitely would not. This would be considerably more realistic than the game board being the edge of the world. People naturally exploit ...

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