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Why the tactical maps in the briefings are not as aligned to the north?
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1948 World At War with Assault on Democracy
Templer replied to Templer's topic in Strategic Command - Assault on Democracy
12 month since I started this thread. Meanwhile I own Strategic Command WWII Assault on Democracy. What a (again) outstanding product by Hubert Cater! How is it now about fighting 1948 an beyond? -
This is a great comparison. So true! I agree to this comparison totally, totally! I've purchased Commander: The Great War. Crisp graphics, nice music, nice sound. The game is fun. I played it for many hours... At then? I played Strategic Command: World War I again - for many weeks, for countless hours!
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SC WW1 and Windows 8
Templer replied to Isnogud's topic in Strategic Command - World War 1: The Great War 1914-1918
This could be also relevant: -> No support of resolution -
No support of resolution
Templer replied to Templer's topic in Strategic Command - World War 1: The Great War 1914-1918
OK Hubert, I am using Windows 8 and not Vista or Windows 7 I have not found a button in the Windows Explorer labelled "Compatibility Files". I have, however, more out of desperation, with the Windows search function searched for "SC2.ini". As result a config file was found. After I mentioned "The Assault on Democracy Demo" runs on my PC, I have compared the config files of both programs and found that in the config file for "WWI" the values: #window_width #window_height both were set with "0". After I have replaced these two values in the config file of "WWI" to 1280 and 1024, as they are set in the config file of "The Assault on Democracy", WWI runs again. Problem solved by accident. -
No support of resolution
Templer replied to Templer's topic in Strategic Command - World War 1: The Great War 1914-1918
Hi Hubert, I already have! And to be on the sure side, I downloaded and installed again now. V 1.07 - Unfortunately no efect. -
Second! Where are the country-specific, different cities, villages and cottages? Capitals/cities as sterile "buttons"? :mad: I love so lovely details such as different designs for cities. What I see on the screenshots, I will not buy! Sorry Hubert.
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Reports like this one, stay much too short visible for me. I can’t study the reports in the short time. Can’t you integrate such reports in the hotkey "L" routines? Or let them stand on the screen until they are clicked away? More time to study reports please.
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First, Hubert used hexes, then he changed them for squares. For me, the squares were getting used in the beginning. But now I'm good, very well with it. Now I read that Hubert is planning to re-use hexes. Why this change? What are the differences and the advantages and drawbacks whether you're used squares or hexes?
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Would someone please post a picture of the ten new units?
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I bump up this thread again. For a long time now I wondering: There is a one-sided entrenchment and there is a two-sided ("L"-shape) entrechment. Now, when the facing is important, shouldn't then logically not also exist a three-sided ("U"-shaped) entrenchment? :confused: It happens sometimes that a unit is surrounded on three sides (i. e. Town, city).
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Patch 1.05
Templer replied to Iron Ranger's topic in Strategic Command - World War 1: The Great War 1914-1918
Thanks for the update. And special thanks for the 'L' hotkey issue. That makes it a bit more comfortable. -
sc3 news?
Templer replied to Kuniworth's topic in Strategic Command - World War 1: The Great War 1914-1918
I would't say it's really a mistake. The game is therefore still well playable. Only during a long season you would like to: click reaction click attack click reaction click movement. One obtains: Click.. Reaction.. Click.. Attack.. Click.. Reaction.. Click.. Movement. The switch from the standard view with zoom in the world overview map takes measured 2.1 s for me. And as I said, if you sit for hours the game "slow reactions" feels subjective as a burden. We merely indicate that we , due to the rather simple 2-D graphics, wonder why the reactions "address so slow". :confused: -
Problem solved. =Deleted=
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Why must both be installed - SCGC and SCGCG? In our enthusiasm for SCTGW I now acquired also SCGCG. I am surprised about the fact that SCGC must be installed in addition to the expansion SCGCG. Is this really so? If I uninstall the main program SCGC, SCGCG want start! Why this solution was chosen? Don't this "double" installing take unnecessarily additional memory on my HD? I'm not an expert. So I feel this solution, from my amateur understanding, as nonsense! :confused:
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sc3 news?
Templer replied to Kuniworth's topic in Strategic Command - World War 1: The Great War 1914-1918
I use the last update, and sorry to say that I also was surprised by the slow reaction if I select units and sometimes am a bit annoyed. Also, the zoom takes an eternity to me. :mad: I hope Hubert Cater can improve here a bit. I suffer from these slow reactions in both, SCGCG as well as SCTGW. -
Text remains much to short on the screen! :mad: The eight year old son of my friend and his friend (same age) discovered now the joy Strategic Command can bring. Because both boy's does not speak English, at least not yet, we have installed the German language mod. Now, however, news and events (Combat, Military, and Research and Development ...) remain much too short on the screen so so it is impossible for the boy's with their age to read so fast. :mad: What can we do about it?
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Rail Gun does not fire
Templer replied to Templer's topic in Strategic Command - World War 1: The Great War 1914-1918
I identified the problem . We simply overestimated the range of the rail gun. If I drive the rail gun closer to the enemy it works again. -
sc3 news?
Templer replied to Kuniworth's topic in Strategic Command - World War 1: The Great War 1914-1918
And I wish much faster reactions, For example, if I change the zoom level or click from a unit to another unit. Strategic Command is not a perfect game. One don't like this - the other don't like that. I can life very good with the most of those "flaws". But what bothers me very much are those very slow reaction. :mad: -
sc3 news?
Templer replied to Kuniworth's topic in Strategic Command - World War 1: The Great War 1914-1918
I want a endless working "L" hotkey feature, including the historic images.