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Quite intense, seems to be a lot to learn, however the tutorial is screwed up on the quick battle section, keeps telling me to click a green square to deploy enemy troops but it gets hung up.

I certainly am going to enjoy this game, just started out simple with a rifle platoon and artillery unit, assaulting a hill defended by a russian inf platoon.

Remember press space bar to get a good selection of move orders!

ORIGINAL: Misconduct

Quite intense, seems to be a lot to learn, however the tutorial is screwed up on the quick battle section, keeps telling me to click a green square to deploy enemy troops but it gets hung up.

I certainly am going to enjoy this game, just started out simple with a rifle platoon and artillery unit, assaulting a hill defended by a russian inf platoon.

so how did you get it to get out of the loop ? I can t get it past the deploy stage

ORIGINAL: laszlozoltan

ORIGINAL: Misconduct

Quite intense, seems to be a lot to learn, however the tutorial is screwed up on the quick battle section, keeps telling me to click a green square to deploy enemy troops but it gets hung up.

I certainly am going to enjoy this game, just started out simple with a rifle platoon and artillery unit, assaulting a hill defended by a russian inf platoon.

so how did you get it to get out of the loop ? I can t get it past the deploy stage

Use Alt + Home to end the tutorial, then you can deploy.

ok I seem to be deploying on the map but it doesn t leave that 2d map view and I am stuck in the deploy mode now. thanks for helping. I was really looking forward to playing this on my day off

Each turn has phases - once you've moved and planned attacks, hit the little clock icon (I think it's a clock anyway?) That will take you to the next phase at which point you just click on the little explosions that have appeared on the map - each one is a tactical battle that will need to be played out before you go to the next turn.

edit - actually, nevermind, I misunderstood you. Are you talking about the 2d operational map or the 3d battlefield?

the 2d operational map; the clock is greyed out and unresponsive; the only thing that seems to work as it should is cntl alt delete when I ve had enough. using w7 64 by the way. oh well. thank you for your time anyways

Can you attach a screenshot while clock is inactive?

ok uploaded-(preview window does not show attachments, hopefully it worked though). thanks

All of your squares have same side (German) so battle can't be started. You must place at least one square of each side (see attach). You can remove squads and change square side by mouse right click.

ok well that seems to have done the trick. thank you[&o][&o][&o]

Just picked it up myself too. Initial impression is a bit overwhelming with all the options and steps to get to battle but I then I have to admit I did not read the manual or do the tutorial yet.

The strategic layer is interesting and the tactical battles look and seem good. It can be tough though getting to each unit and then finding the angle and zoom level you want. Too close looks good but is useless for watching multiple units and planning moves while to far out does not give the detail of the terrain needed or let you see the models for gun/men/vehicles.

After about 4 hours of playing now I'm finding that each battle/game is getting easier and quicker to setup/start and when in battle I'm doing better controlling and using units.