Scenario

[DRG]

The routine is set up differently between MBT and WW2 right now......both ways have merit and we may release that way and wait for feedback on which is preferred

MBT asks how large an area you want to fill..you enter that then

"Enter 0 for Block fill, or 1-90 for a Splatter Effect "

WW2 asks how large an area you want to fill..you enter that then

"Enter 0 for Block fill, 1 for Diffuse Splat Fill, 2 For Dense Splat Fill "

so MBT offers a wider range of splat density but WW2 gives two of the most likely choices and any low-density splat can be built up with more presses of fill

potato- potatoe

Don

[IronDuke99]

Really looking forward to this years update now! Looks like it will have some really good stuff.

[DRG]

Originally Posted by DRG

The routine is set up differently between MBT and WW2 right now......both ways have merit and we may release that way and wait for feedback on which is preferred

MBT asks how large an area you want to fill..you enter that then

"Enter 0 for Block fill, or 1-90 for a Splatter Effect "

WW2 asks how large an area you want to fill..you enter that then

"Enter 0 for Block fill, 1 for Diffuse Splat Fill, 2 For Dense Splat Fill "

so MBT offers a wider range of splat density but WW2 gives two of the most likely choices and any low-density splat can be built up with more presses of fill

potato- potatoe

Don

After testing this now we've gone with the MBT style routine for both games. It offers much finer control of the feature.

Don

[wulfir]

Kapelle, Netherlands
May 16, 1940

SS-Regiment Deutschland moves up to attack across the Zuid-Beveland canal against positions held by French and Dutch troops...

...the Germans riding on a wave of success believe themselves unstoppable. The allies suffer from poor morale but are well equipped, especially in artillery...

(Originally I intended the human player to command the allies but switched it around given that it would probably have been much too easy. The Germans have a quality and air advantage but must assault entrenched enemy forces with strong artillery backing, historically the Dutch melted away without much of a fight, that won't be the case here...)

[wulfir]

Osowce, Strypa river
April 16, 1944

For days the Frundsberg Armoured Recon Bn has been struggling alone against the growing Soviet bridgehead near Oswoce and Bobulince.

Now the tables have turned.

The Frundsberg III/SS-Panzergrenadier-Regiment 21 along with Tigers and two Panzergrenadier batallions of the 19. Panzer-Division are quickly approaching the jumping off point for a major counterattack intended to push the Soviets back across the river...

(...the levels of mud has been toned down, left out some of the German forces participating in the counterattack...)