Scourge of War Boards

Looking like some nice improvements randy ! The color tones look really nice! I look forward to seeing the new motion Once I finish up some work I had been promising in TC2m, I will take a stab at adding some flags and other stuff myself

<r>As a player of the series since the first releases of bull run and TC2m, and having had the honor to be a part of the team who did the testing on BS, I can honestly tell you, that I was not very excited about cavalry engagement myself. However, having tested many of the scenarios, and having seen...

<r>Here is a link of the template I am using, and how the flag will look in game. Sizing is correct. It should be a nice improvement...<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://www.wherebeautygrows.com/images/NY1_IG.gif">http://www.wherebeautygrows.com/images/NY1_IG.gif</URL><br/> <br/> <IMG src="http://www.wher...

I am working on an alternative flag MOD, that perhaps some will like. I can't give you a release date yet, but I am working through the template now, and once I settle on a template, it will probably be a 2-3 week waiting period.

<t>I am still waiting to get the retail version running, so I am going to be shooting from the hip here a bit, but perhaps Davinci has a point in that, instead of having to search for the unit on the map to send the dispatch to, perhaps the courier screen should offer a drop down menu of the valid u...

<t>If the game is to stay strictly a meeting engagement, without a larger tactical element of troop movment and planning, then I would have to say I agree with you Mr. NY Cavalry. In scenarios, the fortifcations and entrenchements can already be accounted for within the map and scenario design proce...

<r>One aspect I always thought missing in the game series since the beginning, was the ability for troops to entrench when they were holding a position. After 1863 (when spade shovels were able to be massed produced, instead of each being made by a smith by hand), it was pretty much standard for tro...