The "Poll" feature only allows 10 entries... so not enough to accommodate a vote for each entry... With that said, there's some that will never go away. For example: Manual Defensive Fire Automated Defensive Fire Optional Melee Resolution These control the style in which the game plays, an...

Bill-Peters wrote: ↑Sun Dec 03, 2023 12:05 am And I think Rich is looking for just responses and not a debate.

Correct, thanks.

I think a poll with boxes by each rule would really be the way to do this. "Default or not: Make your choice" ...

Will look at that...

Noted, will be fixed.

With the expansion of the Hotkeys that functionality was lost (unintentionally). The solution will be to include the rest of the functionality from the Napoleonic engine where the higher echelon leaders are highlighted with a different color when an Org is selected. We'll look into that for 4.05.

I covered this in the most recent blog post for the Nap series. It is by design intent - not specifically prohibiting behavior that historical units may have done, but having consequences. Also covered in the post would be the solution - House Rules. If players want to play this way then they can us...

New CWB & Nap updates have been released:

https://wargameds.com/blogs/news/update ... ic-battles

The fifth and final post is up in our Napoleonic Battles series...

https://wargameds.com/blogs/news/introd ... nstallment

With 28 OR's now available it can be quite challenging, from a development and testing point of view, to ensure all facets are properly tested before making changes public. For this reason we are seriously considering removing several of these OR's in the next major release, making them default beha...

That's the plan, but have had a plethora of competing demands so haven't got to it thus far.

As I understand it, the original network play feature was primarily used for game convention play using a LAN constructed in a conference room. The issues is the change in standards for TCP/IP so that v. 4 addresses - i.e. 76.54.233.185 (exp.) - aren't routable on the net without further layers to ...