Global Dominance

[Hepps]

@redrum Yes in fact I do.

[redrum]

@hepps Sharing is caring...

[Hepps]

@redrum Well let it be said that I am nothing if I am not seen to be deeply invested in caring about your inquisitive nature.

[Hepps]

Getting down to the nitty-gritty of unit designs...

Only 1 nation left to do designs for.

[redrum]

@hepps Gonna guess Mulberry harbors is one of the other UK UUs.

[Hepps]

@redrum You so smart!

[Hepps]

British Naval Bomber done.

[beelee]

@hepps Italians in trouble again : )

[Hepps]

@beelee Aren't the Italians always in trouble? :face_screaming_in_fear:

Here is the finished command structure for the British Empire.

[Hepps]

The amassed arsenal of British Mechanized Units. Should Churchill have ever been so lucky to have all of this available in North Africa.

[Hepps]

Mussolini's dream mechanized army.

[Hepps]

After some input I went back and added a little unit identifier to the Light Tanks and the Tank Destroyers so that the units are more distinguishable from each other. (This was the worst with the Italians since they had so few visually distinct unit types)

[Hepps]

Italian Air sample...just 1 unit still needing to be done.

[Frostion]

It's hard to find iconic symbols to add to the units, so that they are easily recognizable. I think that the wrench, binoculars, skis etc. are very good picks for icons. But the light armor and tank destroyer map symbols you have chosen, even though they are real military symbols, seem out of place when other units have physical objects for symbols. I hope you can find some other way to mark the armor units.

Also, the symbol used for the light tank is in real life the symbol for tracked armoured units in general, light, medium and heavy. Commonly this would translate to a "tank". (The origin of the symbol is based on the side view of tracks/belts and not an oval circle.) So it might be misleading to have it symbolize only light tanks. I dont know how to specifically mark like a tank unit/outfit to be light, medium or heavy. But NATO military maps can mark single tanks as being light, medium or heavy. The single tanks are then drawn on the map as rectangles with the left and right sides being drawn/consisting of too long lines. (I will post a picture) Medium tanks would have an added line down the middle of the symbol, and heavy would have two lines down the middle. Although very different to the symbols used in World of Tanks (And Iron War ), I think World of Tanks got the inspiration from the real NATO symbols.

If you are to find alternative symbols for tanks, maybe you can find and use old style calibration weights, metal bars or maybe corporal/sergeant chevrons? You are of course also welcome to use what I used in Iron War:

[Frostion]

[Hepps]

@frostion All valid points. I know that the symbols I used are more generic than being specifically for a light tank. But it's what I came up with immediately. They are really just place holders til I can find suitable physical objects for them to keep them similar to all the other unit identifiers.

[Hepps]

@frostion Here is my more formalized version.

[prastle]

@hepps What are the images? A Shark and a ?

[Frostion]

I see it as a wing or a feather, and an eagles head. I can see the idea about “as light as a feather”, but I can’t figure out what the eagles head is about, and I really can’t see a shark. If @prastle and I cant intuitively read the symbols, maybe they need rework Maybe a new version of a feather?

What about something like armor plates? Like one two and three and maybe a picture of a projectile penetrating armor plating for anti tank?

[prastle]

@frostion i thought also feather. I am also confused how a feather or bird relates to a tank? Do they fly now ?