<r> Thanks for all the replies… keep ‘em coming.<br/>
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I’ll try a few demo’s and go from there.<br/>
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Where this thread came from is that in the late 80’s (yes, a while ago!) I played a game called <B><s>[b]</s>Empire<e>[/b]</e></B>. It was a turn based XXX type of game, with a ...

Thanks, looking forward to trying the Bulge demo then (82% complete).

What is TOAW III though??

<r> I’ve played a number of different styles of PC strategy war games over the years, but have yet to find the style I prefer in more recent times.<br/>
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Some have been similar to the more hardcore Matrix hex style historical campaigns, while others are more scripted action/strategy games.<br ...

<r> Thanks for the reply... forgive me if I am being naive, (I'm a newbie on KP, only had it 3 weeks, but I'm really enjoying the challenge though)... but it would seem that holding a 'key' bridge doesn't have much tactical influence if pontoons can be placed elswewhere along the river. I'm not a ...

<t> In KP bridges can be re-built in one turn. Okay there are movement penalties when passing over the newly rebuilt bridge, but is it realistic that a bridge can be built in 12 hours?? Given the key nature of holding/blowing bridges to restrict an opponents advance, would it be more accurate for ...

[:D] Quick question... the screenshot you use has a much clearer picture/resolution that I seem to be able to get. What setting do you have??

Thanks

<t> I've only recently got the game... and loving it so far. I've completed the tutorials, and played Wiking wipeout and 2nd Ukraine front. <br/>
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Given the historical nature of it all, the Russians have greater strength, and spend most of the time attacking, while the Germans are on the back ...