Brains and Bullets
Posted: Tue Jul 02, 2013 12:36 pm
Dear All
Remember the 'morale' model that went into the original Close Combat and still makes for half the fun of newer games? We've updated it using historical analysis (mil history meets statistics) and combat psychology research. The outcome should be a marked change in gameplay: far more realistic, with a lot more of the enemy fleeing or surrendering if you get the tactics right. Combined arms suppression, speed, status weapons (e.g. MG42) and infiltration all get massive bonuses.
Sadly, me and my mates are a bunch of old duffers. We've got the facts down in a book but we're looking for someone with the brains to get into a game.
If you think you could do it then please drop me a line (432lemur@gmail.com) and I'll give you more info. The smartest answer gets a free book.
ATB,
Leo
Remember the 'morale' model that went into the original Close Combat and still makes for half the fun of newer games? We've updated it using historical analysis (mil history meets statistics) and combat psychology research. The outcome should be a marked change in gameplay: far more realistic, with a lot more of the enemy fleeing or surrendering if you get the tactics right. Combined arms suppression, speed, status weapons (e.g. MG42) and infiltration all get massive bonuses.
Sadly, me and my mates are a bunch of old duffers. We've got the facts down in a book but we're looking for someone with the brains to get into a game.
If you think you could do it then please drop me a line (432lemur@gmail.com) and I'll give you more info. The smartest answer gets a free book.
ATB,
Leo