<t> It is possible to keep Cherbourg from the Allies. I did this in my first game by creating a line of units to the NW of Utah beach facing the 101st, 82nd, and it's friends ordering a delaying action. By turn 32 Cherbourg was completely surrounded, but I held on to it. Granted my line in the South ...

I'm not sure where I read this, but I'm sure the hex-scale is equal to 4 km. Hope this is correct, and if so useful.

Where are you downloading from? Or are you playing a cruel joke?

<t> I never thought you guys were being dishonest, just inefficient or misunderstood as the result of some kind of miscommunication. I do appreciate your responses to the complaints and think you guys do deserve a pat on the back or a high-five or something. Maybe a beer. <br/>
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<t> I think the obvious and summarized opinion is that many of us DD customers, which is probably most of us, are unhappy with the way BiN has been handled up to this point. Maybe Matrix should take this as it may, and realize next time this won't happen if they have their stuff together. <br/>
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<t> The only advice I can give you is to BUY A BIGGER SCREEN. I admit the rivers are difficult to differentiate from their surroundings, but there are ways to work around this. Be creative, or just deal with it. I do believe you have a hard time seeing the game, then wear glasses or BUY A BIGGER ...

<t> I'm not sure if you were aware, but there are hot-keys in which to do this. 'U' clears all the units from the screen, and also brings them back as well. 'F' clears and returns the frontline graphic. 'M' clears all mine hexes. And I do believe 'E' clears strongpoints? I could be wrong about that ...