Crossroads -> RE: Countdown to CS: Vietnam 1.0 (12/6/2021 8:40:58 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Rosseau A general question for you, and I don't mean to be lazy, as you may have addressed this somewhere already: 1. Will/is there a place where we can see all the significant planned improvements over CSME? 2. Also, is there a book or two you can recommend to get us up-to-speed historically on the Nam prior to U.S. involvement? I would like to begin studying. I am as excited about this game as I was about Decisive Battles: Ardennes Offensive, which I can't stop playing and modding. (Truth is, I would buy the upcoming CS:Vietnam in a minute if there were no improvements. This game so far appears too historically rich to ignore. And I do my best to recommend both games to wargamers on Steam, etc.) Hello Rosseau! There will be a comprehensive What's New list on the game manual, which is mostly completed bar the final review. We try to have it out before the game releases, for everyone to have a good look as what's to come. As for the book recommendation, for the French Indochina War, one cannot much go wrong by reading Bernard Fall's "Street Without Joy - The French Debacle in Indochina". I've got a fresh Kindle copy with a foreword from 2018 by Fredrik Lodgewall. A classic many of the US commanders made sure to study in detail upon their arrival to Vietnam. For a more comprehensive book on Vietnam War, I guess one cannot much do wrong reading Max Hasting's "Vietnam: An Epic Tragedy 1945-1975" either. Quite new, from 2018 I believe. That's my 0.02 anyway. I am sure Jason will chip in, I believe he has some two ship container worth of Vietnam literature alone! edit typos
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