frozen Posted July 13, 2004 Share Posted July 13, 2004 A week ago I decided to design a battle. I wanted to incorporate a couple of ideas. 1)Use a large enough map to maneuver on, in order to be able to try different ideas on attack and defense 2) Be historical 3) have a good map Well, I'm just about finished (play testing). The map is 3km wide and 2 km deep. The game size displays as 'huge'. I've tested it on my laptop (2.8GHz, 512mb RAM, 32mb video) and on a desktop (2.6GHz, 512mb RAM, 128mb video). The turns start out taking less than a min. to process, by turn 10 they are avg. 1-2mins., and seem to max out around 3-4 mins (75 turn battle). For me the battle is exactly what I want, but would anyone else be remotely interested in something like this? Thinking about SD, but if this is so far from the norm, which it appears, I hesitate. Axis (3 SSPz moves across the Psel) Elements of the 6 SSPz Gren Rgt "Eicke" (on map - 6 SSPz GrenRE's Pioneer Co, Inf. Gun Co, Div Arty assets)(likely follow-on: elements from the 1) 3 SS-Stu.G. Bttr. with att. 3 SSPz Rgt's two operational Pz VI - 2) entire motorized inf. bn. from 6 SSPz Gren Rgt "Eicke" Allied Elements of the mauled 52d Guards Rifle Div and 11 Motorized Rifle Brig. att. the four remaining guns of the 1008th Arty. Rgt. (on map - two Bn. of the 153d Guards Rifle Rgt. and two Co. from the 11 MRB)(likely follow-on: remaining two Co. from the on-line 11 MRB bn) Any feedback would be welcome. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fredrock1957 Posted July 14, 2004 Share Posted July 14, 2004 Try Posting it at The Proving Grounds Where many designers post there battles for playtesting and feedback, there is also a forum area for a discussion of each battle posted with AAR and review features, -FR 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
frozen Posted July 14, 2004 Author Share Posted July 14, 2004 ty FR for the info, took a look and looks like the way to go, thanks. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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