@wirkey Seems a bit ambitious...

@John-Cena The game is intended to be exclusively a WW II scenario. And while there will be special units for each nation... they are meant to be very historically based.

As @redrum has mentioned... we are using a WW I scenario right now to develop and test some of the concepts proposed in this thread. Some of the other things planned for this map are as of yet not implemented in the engine.

@Captain-Crunch Always fills my heart with joy when I see new posts in this thread.

@redrum The only thing that I see that you are slightly undecided about is whether to go with "canTarget" or "cantTarget"...

I would think making the exceptions for what cannot be hit would be shorter than trying to setup what can be hit. Since, in all likelihood most of the time defining what a unit can't hit would be substantially shorter than what it can.

@Captain-Crunch LMAO!

@prastle Evil grin spreads over my face... all is coming into focus... dance puppets dance!

@Shonn Yes the turn one implications of the subs changes have not gone unnoticed... but I think more testing is required before any decisions are made. I am, as I have always been, open to suggestions to balance... provided they are with overall balance in mind.

Yes notes are slim right now... since I am using what available free time I have to push a new venture forward as quickly as possible since it is also a testing platform for more ambitious plans and goals for game design. I promise I will formalize the TWW note better as I have time.
In the interum I will clarify that when one of the protectorate territories in North Africa is liberated... Germany only gains the North African territories... the remaining Vichy Territories remain under Vichy control. It just means Vichy has much fewer resources at their disposal.

@redrum I was going to say... if you gave aircraft the ability to withdraw before land battles...

@Cernel and @Schulz This feature already exists in the engine. You can do air battles independently already.

@redrum Just the good ones...