Realism in Raging Tiger

[tettet]

You are correct i am korean with ROK citizenship, but currently living in America.

And thank you for helping to design the game Curt!

[bostonrpgmania]

I have a question about the game
I am not that seasoned wargamer but I am interested in this game.

However will this game for the hardcore?
For example, William Trotter categorized ATF as a very advanced level game, similar to Uncommon valor.

I am now enjoying a lot of Korsun Pocket but Uncommon valor was too much for me..
Please advise

[bostonrpgmania]

I have a question about the game
I am not that seasoned wargamer but I am interested in this game.

However will this game for the hardcore?
For example, William Trotter categorized ATF as a very advanced level game, similar to Uncommon valor.

I am now enjoying a lot of Korsun Pocket but Uncommon valor was too much for me..
Please advise

[Patrick Proctor]

I will take a stab at this one...

I recommend that you check out the ATF demo at:

http://www.prosimco.com/atfdemo.zip

Raging tiger will be very similar to this title in scale and game play (though it is going to LOOK alot better and add a ton of features to this engine). If you have any questions about gameplay, this is a good place to get them answered. I recommend you use the demo tutorial (accessed by clicking "tutorial" on the opening dialog) to guide you through your first game. It will answer 99% of your questions.

In general, we strive for a highly playable game that replicates real life as closely as possible. We never "dumb down" the capabilities of units or the skill of your AI opponent. But we do try to create "balance" (i.e. an entertaining scenario that is challenging, but not impossible to win) by the selection of terrain and tactical situations.

Thanks for the question. Let me know if you have anymore.

[bostonrpgmania]

Thank you for your reply
I remember that PC gamer gave this game ATF a very high rating of 88%.
and demo looks very interesting.
BTW, sorry about the confusion. It was not Bill trotter but some other gentleman. When I wrote, PC gamer just game me an impression of the desk top general, Bill Trotter. Sorry about my confusion

[Patrick Proctor]

It was actually Dan Morris, the best writer at PC Gamer. Of course, we might be biased