Sure - it is a bit late in the day, and generally end-project feature creep is Bad. But, a new of collating and presenting already existing data is one of the least problematic additions you can make. You don't have to worry about it interacting with other systems, or unbalancing them. It doesn't ne...

This is my biggest complaint with the AGEOD system. You have this beautiful complicated Athena battle resolution system that weights in so many different issues - and the player only gets the slightest hint of what actually happened. Should I have had more artillery? How much did my superior leaders...

Brilliant! Thanks

Any place to download the latest patch? The AGEOD links for 1.04 seem to be dead.

Thanks in advance!

PhilThib wrote:Providing maps and OOBs is always a good start for scenario projects....at least the scope and difficulty can be evaluated

Good to know! Will work on that.

I would love to see the AGEOD system applied to the Byzantine-Muslim border area in eastern Turkey/northern Syria in, say, 800-1000. The Byzantines had a pretty sophisticated doctrine of operational-level combined arms warfare: using light troops to delay an attacking army by holding critical passes...

Thanks! I'll give that a try.

Hi all. I've been playing this game for several months, and have played a number of other AGEOD titles. I'm very impressed with the system. One thing however I've never really gotten the hang of is how to make best use of one's light troops - raiders, skirmishers, etc - particularly in the form of s...

Hi -- in general, this is a great application of a great system to a fascinating set of strategic situations. However, some of the mechanics related to civil wars seem to me a bit underdeveloped. I say this on the basis of a play-through of the Septimius Severus scenario. It seems odd to me that are...

Cheers, all -- I'm playing the French and Indian War scenario, as the French, and about halfway through I switched to realistic attrition because I liked the idea of trying to defeat invasions using a scorched earth strategy. Well, it's taken a pretty heavy toll on my troops, but the British seem to...