OK! A corrected version of the map editor has been released - please delete your previous download and re-download. Because of a miscommunication here, the wrong files were released. Everything should work fine now, sorry for the misunderstanding.

<r> Sorry for the delay - we've finally released the map editing tools. Those of you complaining that the game is too easy or too hard - now you can make and play customized maps to give you a different level of challenge. It's a fun, robust tool - look for a few new maps from us here at Blackhammer ...

No Linux version is planned, unfortunately. We just don't have the time or resources to do a port right now.

Patch is a-comin', we're working out the scheduling now. When we know you'll know.

<t> It depends - the AI doesn't know what you're deploying to keep it fair, but they do take into account your CO race as certain units are more or less effective agains tothers - for example, if you chose Fvost, they are more likely to pick more smaller units to counteract the Fvost special ...

<t> Hey y'all - I noticed on here that somebody was looking for a way to set up ground battle mode so that you could choose what units the AI controlled. When we coded the ground battle section we wanted the AI to offer an unpredictable challenge so we gave it a bunch of different loadouts, but I ...

Yes indeed, it will be downloadable. Thanks. We hope you like it as much as we do.

Oh and also, we weren't "booted" by Strategy First - other way around...

<t> I'd be curious if you could go into more detail as to what you think the difference between the Matrix audience and the SF audience is. From our perspective, we're trying to make the best strategy game possible for the general strategy audience, but thanks so much for making your concerns known ...

Thanks! We really dig the Warhammer universe - everything has a lot of personality and character, and that's something we wanted to try our hardest to give our units that same distinction.

Kid: the game is COMPLETELY turn-based, yes. We really pushed ourselves to make a game that could be played as fast or as slow as the player wanted - the pacing of battles can be very tense and exciting. There is also the option to incorporate timed turns.

<t> Hey, developer here. Here's some answers:<br/>
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1) Supremacy currently does not have a play by e-mail capability. We considered it but the scale and pace of the battles really made it difficult to maintain an ideal game experience that way. Supremacy does have a robust multiplayer ...