Burden of Command
The extra mile
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Colorized historical imagery
This team goes the extra mile. We’re working on our US WWII tank training scenario.
Evocative, colorized, historical imagery thanks to finds of @AllenGies and photo artist @Red_Shuheart
Some converted from period film:
MORE tanks!
SNAFU!
Tank leaders are now in Burden of Command. But sadly, in this case, he is not your leader.
Good luck, Captain.
Historical colorization (leader) courtesy of team member
@Red_Shuheart
Tanks!
Tanks are smarter now. They keep better-armored front to enemy when retreating. Rather than weak rear.
Tanks ... such different beasts then poor GIs. Too bad you won't get many, infantry captain
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And, yes:
- We hope to animate tracks, etc., eventually
- The explosion is odd since the tank didn't die
- The tank should have presented its front, not its flank
Remember to add Burden of Command to your Steam wishlist!
Playtester feedback
Each scenario we survey playtesters in waves:
- informal - Written answers.
- formal - Numeric. Scored 1 to 5 (5 is extremely good, 1 very bad).
Here are the numerical surveys from playtesters who took part in "Sicily landing" over the last couple of weeks.
Seeing red!
A lot of interface improvement involves dull attention to detail ... and a lot of listening.
They were there. Now you are there.
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We work hard to immerse you in their history ... now your experience. Historical notes are available at your beck and call. And there will be lots of tough decisions to make.
Original music from Chris Scribner
A glimpse of a Cottonbaler Campaign Scenario
(Turn audio on for original music from Chris Scribner)
