Scourge of War Boards

If criticism is helpful DaV I'd suggest trying a different texture for your creeks. That to me looks like a blue railroad bed; have you tried a water texture rather than a rocky base texture?

Not convinced trails and roads were this wide away from significant cities.

<t>That last comment is especially helpful. I think an area defined in the greyscale as woods will have a certain "fade out" zone against whatever area its adjacent to. I presume this is to stop a hard plantation-like edge appearing at the edges of woodland, but if you have a road too close, these "...

It may also be map-related. Which map(s) does this happen on?

<t>It would be easy to add your shrapnel version into the KS Mod. Shrapnel was fired by all British guns BTW, not just howitzers.<br/> <br/> I'd suggest trying the mod without it though at first since artillery is already much more lethal in the KS Mod and gives us near historical casualty rates - I...

<t>It varies and depends on how near the enemy units are, what type they are (cav vs inf) and whether they are charging or just advancing.<br/> <br/> Much of the time guns will reposition to the rear and the battery commander then has to spend a while gathering them together and resting them before ...

<t>The KS Mod fixed this years ago. You will need to be able to edit code though in the ai.dll file to overcome this.<br/> <br/> I agree its one of the stupidest features in the game and exists only because it was in Gettysburg and it is in there only because of 1 scene in the Gettysburg movie where...

Thanks guys. There's one more there now.

The way to stop this entirely is to play in HITS mode. In effect you are limited to what the general sees from his horse and the game becomes a first person strategy game. This changes the whole game and may may not be to your taste.

I would like to play it too, the '45 is one of our most curious and tragic periods of history. I've studied it a fair bit.

<t>I didn't notice that two of the "top commanders" are the couriers, so this means the courier unit listed last in the OOB has the wrong organisation numbers (the six numbers after the unit name and formation name). These six numbers should place the courier as the C-in-C of its own separate corps....