pistolgrip

I do agree that the soldiers can be quite brittle in terms of their spiritual resistance to oncoming bullets. Though my experience is also that under close leadership broken troops can recover and resume action. Of course when these thing happen, an attack is slowed down by the need of the platoon leader to stay in close proximity to the shaken or even broken soldiers. Give em a minute or so rest and observe their status. As soon as they may have recovered, give em an easy task, such as facing the enemy or let em move 10 yards forward and hide. In brief, keep your hens together and remain patient, also under fire.

Chris, thanks for the advice. Will check it out.

Chris, thanks for the advice. Will check it out.

It was the other way around. He was not able to open the game after I've sent him my move. Did you come across a similar problem? What can be done? Ralph

I've tried to start a PBEM game with a friend of mine in Germany. He has problems opening the game I've sent to him after typing in his password. Please note that he has purchased the game in Germany. Are you aware of any incompatibilities of the German and American version when it comes to PBEM games? Any help is appreciated! Thanks, Ralph