Caesar

If mines etc are used well with the assistance of helpful terrain they can be deadly. I have won two of the last three games where I was defending by purchasing mines etc to guide my opponents forces into a fire sac. I would rather they were a bit cheaper though or covered a bigger area. Currently I am being forced to consider which is the most likely point of attack and defend that with most of my force and hope that I am not wrong. (In the third of the above mentioned games the attacker decided to attack elsewhere. Not pretty!) It is the vunerability of the Pillboxes that I find most annoying while defending. I have lost countless numbers of them to useless little light tanks and armoured cars etc. When attacking I often buy a couple of stuarts or daimlers or the like just in case I come across them.

Has anyone got any idea how many wasps the UK made. Were they common. I note that the computer chooses them almost every time (though I have yet to see the TacAI make particularly good use of them.)

I love the wasp and will use it at every opportunity. The one thing to remember with it is to button it when attacking. Lose a crew member and it will no longer fire. I have wiped out entire towns with a wasp, routed infantry, killed armour etc. As long as it is modelled correctly and not purchased in inapproprate numbers, how can it be called a gamey unit.

We are trying to build a campaign manager that can splice together multiple maps an allow sections of the large map to be extracted. What we need to know is what is the format of the scenerio (cmb) file. Is it encrypted and/or signed.

Does anyone know what the format of the CMB Scenerio file is. We are trying to build a Campaign manager that can splice multiple maps together. To do this we need to know how the file is put together. I have had a bit of a look but have not been able to see the pattern yet. Is it encrypted? :confused: [ 10-14-2001: Message edited by: Caesar ]