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This game looks like....
Posted: Tue Apr 09, 2002 8:08 am
by Preuss
Looking at the screen shots as well as othe data supplied on the sight, I find that this game looks almost exactly like SSI's old game EAST FRONT.
For those of you who remember EAST FRONT...which I first played in 1991 on the venerable Amiga 500...is it? Is it better?
I loved the game until I found how to unequivicably beat it time after time, and that the AI would become stymied into inactivity.
If I took Moscow in 1941...the Siberian hordes wouldn't come. If I halted before Moscow and set up defensive positions...they wouldn't come.
Conversely...if I played the Soviets, once I launched my winter 41' counteroffensive, the German's would never recover nor mount any kind of counter offensive.
I'll cross my fingers and wait for your answers...
Best Regards,
Gary
Posted: Tue Apr 09, 2002 6:09 pm
by Die Kriegerin
I think your thinking of Second Front, if so, yes this is an upgraded version. I played it first on the Amiga also. The guys here are doing a great job working out the bugs, and bringing historical accuracy to this game. We tip our hats to you.
Jon

Re: This game looks like....
Posted: Thu Apr 11, 2002 2:55 am
by davewolf
Originally posted by Preuss
I loved the game until I found how to unequivicably beat it time after time, and that the AI would become stymied into inactivity.
If I took Moscow in 1941...the Siberian hordes wouldn't come. If I halted before Moscow and set up defensive positions...they wouldn't come.
Conversely...if I played the Soviets, once I launched my winter 41' counteroffensive, the German's would never recover nor mount any kind of counter offensive.
Gary
The AI is still not worth playing. You can beat it easily once you have found out how to. But Play-by-Email gave our lives a new sense, didn't it, guys?
Dave
Re: This game looks like....
Posted: Fri Apr 12, 2002 2:32 pm
by Lokioftheaesir
Originally posted by Preuss
Looking at the screen shots as well as othe data supplied on the sight, I find that this game looks almost exactly like SSI's old game EAST FRONT.
For those of you who remember EAST FRONT...which I first played in 1991 on the venerable Amiga 500...is it? Is it better?
I loved the game until I found how to unequivicably beat it time after time, and that the AI would become stymied into inactivity.
If I took Moscow in 1941...the Siberian hordes wouldn't come. If I halted before Moscow and set up defensive positions...they wouldn't come.
Conversely...if I played the Soviets, once I launched my winter 41' counteroffensive, the German's would never recover nor mount any kind of counter offensive.
I'll cross my fingers and wait for your answers...
Best Regards,
Gary
Gary
Aussie fella?
AI stands for 'Artificial Incompetent'
You cant judge a game by the AI. If i play chess with my cat i'd get similar results.
WiR is pretty ballanced with two human players. Even with blizzard. I've survived 3 blizzards as german and won those games. And the Soviets have just as good a chance if handled properly.
Like just about all other PC wargames, WiR is great with human/human play but falls down when one side is the AI.
Loki
PS (edited due to 'diminished responsibility' during initial posting

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Posted: Fri Apr 12, 2002 4:10 pm
by varjager
Loki all tyhat says is that you are a bad *** player who like to kick small Swedes around.....baaahhhaaaaaaaa(very sobbing sound).Since i have recived my share of your attacks.
Posted: Sat Apr 13, 2002 3:05 am
by Lokioftheaesir
Originally posted by varjager
Loki all tyhat says is that you are a bad *** player who like to kick small Swedes around.....baaahhhaaaaaaaa(very sobbing sound).Since i have recived my share of your attacks.
Varjager
Come on now, you beat me in that '43 game.
Both Svar and Josan have flattened me in other games.
As for kicking small Swedes, i would never do such a thing.
Loki
Posted: Sat Apr 13, 2002 5:11 am
by RickyB
Originally posted by Lokioftheaesir
As for kicking small Swedes, i would never do such a thing.
Loki
Is there such a thing as a small Swede? Or is a just a matter of in relation to each other

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