<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>Works well for me, but I'd be interested to hear any feedback if anybody tries it in game. <e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>
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Being new to HTTR I took Jefs' suggestion and played the Dutch Delay scenario last week for the first time and tried using delay orders. And it happened ...

I would like to see some kind of supply situation put an end to free roaming units behind enemy lines. Even though were only talking days of battle, units in heavy fire fights do and should run out of ammo if lines of supply are cut.

<r> I read this gentleman all the time. He expresses in writing what I feel. Even if you don't agree with what he says, it will get you thinking.<br/>
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Norwegians - yellow - water - dunhill - cats
Dane - blue - tea - blend - horses
Brit - red - milk - pall mall - birds
German - green - coffee - prince - fish
Swede - white - beer - blue master - dogs

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>It's our usual everyday reasoning that fails us in this situation, as common reasoning almost always does when dealing with long-run probabilities. <e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>
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I understand the theory you have expressed but I think what their trying to say is:<br/>
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<t> Wow, your right. Going back and rereading again, (my comprehension skills have dropped off after 50), yea, they'll take more losses the higher you set it before sending a message. In the heat of battle or with a speed other then slow it would be easy to miss the message.<br/>
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<t> I think this perhaps would apply to recon units more so then other units. Have a setting (maybe convert “losses - min” ?) when you give orders to a unit that if they get routed to “abandon” their current orders, find cover (which they, for the most part, already do) and hunker down and "stay ...

<t> Being new to HTTR I've only played a couple of short games so far: Advance on Loenen - Raid on Renkum - PI on the Popenberg. I'm trying to get the mechanics of the game down first.<br/>
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Questions for play against the AI.<br/>
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I found it by clicking on e-store, North America. Then in the left hand panel do a genre search - World War II.

<r> Is there any way to get a unit to hide and be a spotter? <br/>
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Thinking I could do this, I had a recon unit that I set to defend in-situ (where it already was dug in) with aggro - rof - losses set to min - slow - min. But the recon unit still opened up on the enemy when they were 1.5km ...

Yes, your right.

But I know one person who played the demo and bought the game. Without it that wouldn't have happened.

<r> I'm sorry I didn't make myself clear.<br/>

<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>But stick it on Fileplanet etc. and thousands will download it - the great majority of whom will be expecting another Sudden Strike or Blitzkreig, and declaring it "crap" when they find it isn't. <e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>
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<r> Hate to beat a dead horse but ...<br/>
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In looking on the Matrix forums I found an old topic from 2002 on the wargame community polls asking “Ok, what do you think of demos?”.<br/>
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I guess the question is still raging on. I've noticed at least one person has done an about face ...

<t> First time poster here.<br/>
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I also hesitate buying any game without a demo. Not for testing game play and how it runs on my hardware but to see if there's a problem with crashing, rebooting, or getting kicked out to the desktop. All to common a problem with windows computers and the ...