Thinking about purchasing

[Craigs]

21, if I recall AATF has scenarios and therefore TOE databases for Mogadishu, Afghanistan, Vietnam, and East Germany I think.
If you read some of the threads below you'll see I had trouble at first making maps. Its not hard but it is alot of little steps, and does take a while. Once you actually get the SRTM data converted and imported into the power tool kit its downhill from there.
Heres the SRTM conversion PDF :
http://www.prosimco.com/atf/tutorial..._srtm_data.pdf

Heres the offical power toolkit PDF :
http://www.prosimco.com/atf/tutorial...%20Toolkit.pdf

My only beef...none of the ATF series runs on linux/Wine.

[Patrick Proctor]

AATF also allows you to buy any of our other titles, either in the ATF or AATF line, and install AATF over them. You can then play the older, armor-based scenarios in the newer engine.

If the AATF entry price is too steep, you can purchase Battle Group Commander (less than $20), instead. Installing this "mini-game" over older ATF or AATF games will also allow you to play older scenarios in the new interface/engine.

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Originally Posted by Patrick Proctor

AATF also allows you to buy any of our other titles, either in the ATF or AATF line, and install AATF over them. You can then play the older, armor-based scenarios in the newer engine.

If the AATF entry price is too steep, you can purchase Battle Group Commander (less than $20), instead. Installing this "mini-game" over older ATF or AATF games will also allow you to play older scenarios in the new interface/engine.

Well I'm definitely more interested in armor based scenarios. If I mainly play with US/British & Soviet forces I guess ATF & BCG would be the way to go. Do any of the old games include German forces?