Added Coder Diary #22 -- Dynamic Sides (Whose Side Are You on Anyway?)

Did it work for you?

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Added Developer Diary #4 - Creating a new Dynamic Campaign Game

So you want me to uninstall 2.0, install 1.0 and run the 2.01 patch?

Added Developer Diary #3 - Adding new units with -X NoEncryption option

Added Developer Diary #2 - Having fun with randomly generated battles

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Click the orange button that says post reply. There will be a popup window with a click to upload area at the bottom. Check the box that says embed picture in post

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4.02 due out after midnight...

Later today I hear. Keep watching for info.

Thanks for not forgetting RS fans. These are great looking in your shots. The USMC is better than what I was thinking of.

WF Bootcamp 11 is 1953, Soviets vs USA. I should be able to generate a battle if I can play a created one.

I really like those.

Generated battles allow you to go past 1945 but won't let you select Axis Soviet vs Allied USA. I realize that you want to sell future versions of the game but I wish I could do some post war "what ifs" with what we have.

For RS, the rising sun with rays was used by the navy, meatball by the army. The first would only be SNLF units, the second for IJA.

I don't use flag mods because they don't do what a base does. A base gives a background that allows me to see what the unit on them is.

Press the U key, then click a hex.

Other than that, the manual.

Added items from the blitz