Killing Infantry in WW2 and MBT

[Charles22]

And another obvious question: Will the new EXE be on the cd?

[DRG]

The patch will be ready late June or early July if all goes to plan and no the new EXE will not be on the CD as the CD version was sent off to be burnt about the same time in May that the DL version released. The patch will update both versions just as patches for WinSPMBT did

Don

[Smersh]

so, there is absolutely no difference in how infantry suppression/causualties work between the two games?

oh, and thanks for all the hard work and man hours you guys put in.

[narwan]

Smersh said:
so, there is absolutely no difference in how infantry suppression/causualties work between the two games?

I'm starting to wonder if you really properly read the replies you get to your posts; from andy's first reply:

"Killing infantry in both games is about the same - as the code is rather similar."
'about the same' and 'rather similar', ie not identical but close. Very close even.
There have also been quite a few threads on further improvements made for this game including references to adding (some of) these to the next WinSPMBT version.

Narwan

[Smersh]

Double post

[Smersh]

I did read what he wrote and understood it.

but every time I play a notice a big difference in casualty rates and how often they occur, so my actual in-game experience goes against "...the code is rather similiar". he also said "MBT is usually easuer (the tanks generally have 10cm+ guns)." but thats not what I'm seeing, I'm more succesful at "killing" infantry with a platoon of t-26 tanks then a t-55/72.Maybe its just me.

,but there have been no comments by other people besides andy, talking about this, so I can't really tell if other people are noticing it too (if there is a difference).

edit:
I wroting this post before Nighblade posted his, see other people are noticing a difference. that is why I found it hard to beleive that infantry casualties where being handeled the same way.

[DRG]

When we get the patch out for WinSPww2 and after the summers over and we have time to start looking at some of the issues raised about WinSPMBT we will be in a better position to judge the differences and how they relate to game play in both games.

Each game release builds off the previous release and we also know for long, LONG experience that even small changes can sometimes be magnified. For now accept that WinSPMBT and WinSPWW2 are two separate games. We attempt to make them similar but that is not always going to happen simply because one deals with a 16 year span from 1930 - 1946 and another deals with a 74 year time span from 1946 - 2020.

Once we have the time to really look at this we'll have better answers. We went from the last Dos version of SPWW2 right into the Windows version of MBT then right into the windows version of SPww2 so I personally need a break to recharge the batteries so to speak and once that is done we will both be in a better position to look objectively at some of these issues.

Don