Hok wrote: Disband unit / Spike the Guns : The unit will be disband or destroy (for artilleries or supplies) and the troops will be disband. Be careful disband unit on a leader will send him to retirement !!!
Distant unload: You will be able to demand to your naval unit to sail to a coastal region and to unload troups in the same turn.
Tory Whig wrote:Wow! The new enhancements look great. I think BOA2 will be even better than the original. I can’t wait until it is available to purchase.
A few questions and comments about these enhancements:
Evade Fight I think this will be great when I am using unescorted transports to move troops and supplies around given the fog of war.
Disband Unit / Spike the Guns would this affect the number of units available in a geographic area using autorise command if I disband a militia in December? Can I disband a badly weakened unit and expect to receive a full unit in full health under autorise?
Distant Unload will there be the chance of suffering landing casualties in an event similar to what can happen during a harsh winter?
Keep up the great work!
Disband unit / Spike the Guns : The unit will be disband or destroy (for artilleries or supplies) and the troops will be disband.
lodilefty wrote:So that explains it!
I thought it was a new 'pillage region' command. Couldn't find the warriors next turn....
GShock wrote:I believe, having witnessed how Best Buy hasn't got AACW in USA that retail would work much better and with minimal expenses on the company side by cutting out the retailers and selling the game directly from the web.
For example, associating with the matrix is a good idea bc u catch a lot of wargamers coming from other titles...but i think if you can agree with a cd/dvd printing company, you can honestly earn much much more by just taking on the shipping PERSONALLY (internal to the DEV house).
An example of this policy is with America's Army Ops shooter game...game for kids when compared to ArmA but of course...they are associated to fans who burn and send for free (just the cd/dvd expense to be refunded).
I know, due to partnership, the guys who do print the AAO dvd and use the same policy (they are of course paid by the U.S. Army to do that) and i think such an agreement could be found for AgeOD.
However...i still believe that managing printing -> shipping from the insides would be the equivalent as potential profit for AgeOD to the DL versions they sell from their website.
I would like to know Phil's opinion about this but it's just my personal curiosity on WHY no dev company ever did something like this and preferred to sub/lease their profits to the publishers. Really, just i don't understand why, has anyone ever tried?
Actually I do miss the time when pc games came in a big box with big (!) manuals inside, sometimes even goodies. Sitting on the couch with a cup of coffee and reading the manual prior to installing the game was part of the fun. Actually a big part.GShock wrote:I never really understood, why they make boxed versions at all....for the dial-up users?
Isn't commercially more profitable and cheaper for customers to have DL copies?
And what's this all about the boxed versions, box....isn't it possible for AgeOD to phisically ship the mere CD with the pdf manual version to solve it with dial-up users who can't scrounge wi-fi from Starbucks?
Just my silly questions on the whys for a DEV house.
lodilefty wrote:IMHO, it is too easy to get into a 'disaster' if you try to do something outside your area of expertise. Adding the managament of production, order processing, billing, distribution etc. is too often underestimated, and too often 'crashes' when not properly designed and resourced.....
If AGEOD wants to bring this 'in-house', it is a serious investment in time, money and resources. IMHO, it's cheaper and smarter to pay someone who specializes in it, and focus on the 'core technology' of AGEOD: creating and perfecting games....
Fortune 500 companies often outsource their 'non-core' work, so I think AGEOD is wise to 'copy the big dogs'....
Return to “BoA2: Wars in America”
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 8 guests