ADC modifier/effect

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Javolenus
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ADC modifier/effect

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Hi There,

I had an idea about simulating effect of ADCs on battlefield. In real life, each general had a number of ADCs and as battle progressed these ADCs would get injured or killed.

I wondered about the game: what if each commanders' 'command radius' gets reduced as the scenario progresses? Would this work as a realistic simulation of gradual breakdown of command and control? Well, it's just a thought.
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PrinzHenrich
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In this game there is such effect. Ex. In game I have corps leader Gen. de Inf. Rochow and 3 leader Gen. Mjr.,
During fights Rochow has been killed and repleaced by first of GM, the I have lost this commander and repleaced by Subcommander, and so on. The subcommander have less command rating and rally points, so in effect, losing leader my army are weaking....
Changes....
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Javolenus
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Post by Javolenus »

Ah, I see! That's very good - very cool. Many thanks for the info.
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