Is there someplace where I can download and print a manual? If not, I'm gonna need to pass on this game...Is there a printable manual someplace?
Is there a printable manual someplace?
I prefer to learn a game by reading the manual and taking notes. The present tutorials do not work for me since I seem unable to spot memorize numerous key bindings and combo strokes at the drop of a hat... Is there someplace where I can download and print a manual? If not, I'm gonna need to pass on this game...
Is there someplace where I can download and print a manual? If not, I'm gonna need to pass on this game...-
Michael Slaunwhite
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Re: Is there a printable manual someplace?
You can find the Game Manual in your <drive letter>:\NorbSoftDev\Scourge of War - Gettysburg\Docs directory. If it is not there then just download this one.I prefer to learn a game by reading the manual and taking notes. The present tutorials do not work for me since I seem unable to spot memorize numerous key bindings and combo strokes at the drop of a hat...
I think that is legal... not sure. I can't see why not since it should be in the Demo.
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Re: Is there a printable manual someplace?
Thanks for the manual! 
From all the videos I've watched, SOW is a marvelous game! Unfortunately, I'm hankering for Sid Meier's Gettysburg which is not near as complex as this game. I tried the tutorials for this game on three different occasions and I found the I'm just not interested in climbing this learning curve... SMG meets my needs with a much smaller set of commands to remember. Thanks for providing a demo!
From all the videos I've watched, SOW is a marvelous game! Unfortunately, I'm hankering for Sid Meier's Gettysburg which is not near as complex as this game. I tried the tutorials for this game on three different occasions and I found the I'm just not interested in climbing this learning curve... SMG meets my needs with a much smaller set of commands to remember. Thanks for providing a demo!