Slitherine

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ORIGINAL: budd

Question: Is the movement ability of disrupted units being changed/adjusted at all?

I've been playing CSME pbem a bit lately and this has always kind of bugged me. Example, I have 4 strength disrupted tank unit, there is only one unit in my tank units LOS, a 2 strength [disrupted] infantry unit 1600 yards to my north. There is out of my units LOS to the west about 2000 yards a disrupted 2 strength enemy tank unit with a 2 strength non-disrupted enemy infantry unit, these units are seen by my some of my other units. My unit is on the map edge so no movement south. This is a scenario where you have to exit units for VP's. The only choice for movement is basically retreat to the east, the unit's been disrupted for quite a few turns. Had an HQ stacked by eventually had to move on. This scenario comes up a lot more in exit VP scenarios, and can be quite frustrating.

Hope I've explained it well enough.

So is any changes to disrupted units ability to move being considered? degrading ZOC? unit ability to harm disrupted unit? disrupted units preventing other disrupted units from moving?

This is an open question, curious what other people's opinions on this are.

Also is Slitherine PBEM+ being considered as an addition?
What about the ability ina pbem game to send your opponent a message?

Thanks

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Any Chance Talonsoft's Rising Sun Campaigns game will get this treatment?

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ORIGINAL: Hoplite1963

I think this is a sensible approach and I am happy to pay for each and ever instalment. Only observation I would make is that for the Malayan Emergency 1948-1960 DLC I think you might struggle to find much in the way of clashes at a battalion level (which I understand is the ideal bottom of the size range for CS series games) and above.

Guess this one is some years down the line in any case but you might want to give consideration to adding in to it the Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation 1963–66 which involved much larger forces and could have easily escalated into a full scale war between the Commonwealth and Indonesia. Some very interesting almost history here.

Also by the time you bring this one out you should already have all the British and other Commonwealth units and their associated graphics files from CSME and the earlier modules of the Vietnam game thus just leaving the Indonesian army and their irregular allies to add in with their eclectic mix of American and Soviet equipment.

Kind regards
Ian