<t>I'll second that opinion.<br/>
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Playing Gemans against a Computer++ Russian AI and I'm having a very very tough time of this! Holding out, just, but there simply aren't enough troops to go round. And the longer I hold out the less likely my full reinforcements will be along to help, in fact ...

<t>I sort of agree that a zoom would be useful, but not as much as when I first got this game.<br/>
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Getting the monitor calibration right was the first step to being able to 'see' the detail, initially I found it very hard to read the map, especially those minor roads.<br/>
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But more ...

Wow! Speedy response or what!

As a software developer I know what its like when people point out bugs that I know about and have already fixed. You pray that no-one notices!

Again, this game looks what I've been waiting 30 years for (see my Jack Radey/PWG thread).

<t>Anyone out there familiar with the cardboard and paper board game from designer Jack Radey which deals with Korsun Pocket?<br/>
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A massive board game (the board is approx 2 * 2 metres) about 1200 playing pieces and 800 markers it was (is) a wealth of information about the battle.<br/>
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<r>I don't know if this has been mentioned before and I can't be 100% sure that I'm correct (just found these boards at work, beats ASP coding any day!) but for what its worth.<br/>
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After the AI has had its move and I'm about to have mine the UNDO button is active even though I've not moved or ...