Benton

I'd love for the tables to be together in the back of the book. They would seem better situated as tables in an appendix than in two locations somewhere in the middle of the guide book. [ December 28, 2002, 02:26 PM: Message edited by: Benton ]

If I correctly understand the problem Redwolf is having, then I have had the same problem. In the Pop Guns and Elephant scenario, I found it nearly impossible to move troops toward the enemy. Once the troops had Moved ~45 meters out of the woods they were exhausted and trying to Sneak all the way back to the woods. During each orders phase I would tell them to to Halt, or Move back to the cover of woods. Once I hit play they would once again revert to Sneak over a long distance. Thus they remained utterly exhausted and throughout the game even though they were under such light fire from ~380 meters away that they never took casualties.

I would like to see the Extreme Fog-of-War augmented to include terrain. The specific features of terrain (trees, houses, knolls, hedges, etc) should not be known at all, or at least without greater specificity than was available on maps in the troops hands. The battlefield should be shown vaguely (like the gray generic Tank? figures) until they come into the line-of-sight of troops.

My PIII 450, 128 RAM machine with Geforce 2 MX400 is doing well. I have not played any huge battles, but it has not had any problems at the 1500 point level.