Sir.Arnold
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ORIGINAL: Joel Billings The 1.01.09 had some serious issues that we have addressed. It was missing a lot of the longer ranged (direct fire) combat that was intended. We don't want to go back as the changes that have been made were absolutely necessary. That's not to say that we aren't continuing to test and adjust things. This work is not easy, as we have what's happening in individual battles (which always have a lot of variability and play out differently at different times of the war), and the overall balance when you add up all the battles (which can only be tested quickly in AI games). There's really no going back at this point, only moving forward and trying to continue to tweak things to move them in the right direction. We think 1.02.08 did that, but in this case we were very careful to localize the changes. We're working on the next set of adjustments at the micro level now, but it will take us some time to get them in shape to release to testers, and then longer to see if they are an improvement. We think the game is playable as it is, but we will continue to try to improve things as we can. If the artillery mechanism changes are really necessary, then I suggest cancel the inexplicable ammunition restrictions of the Soviet artillery. On the one hand, the artillery mechanism changes are large enough to affect the entire battlefield situation, and it is fairer to cancel the restrictions. On the other hand, if your army has more than 100% ammunition, the artillery still can’t fire for restrictions. Then in 44 years, it's magically free of this restriction. This method is really too rough. It doesn't matter much in the previous version, but the existing version really needs to be changed The German army still has a considerable artillery advantage because of its high morale and experience. But at least not because of the Soviet artillery ammunition limit more than 10 times worse The existing gap between morale and experience is enough to open the gap between the quality of artillery on both sides. There is really no need to make another absurd ammunition restriction, especially when the existing version of artillery mechanism is greatly modified As the morale and experience of the Soviet Army gradually increased, the German army gradually decreased, and the artillery gap between the two sides gradually decreased, which is better than the ammunition limit and more in line with the historical situation Adjust the artillery he hit rate for each terrain, At present, there is no great difference in artillery he hit rate in various terrain. You are disturbed by artillery in the plain, and you are disturbed by artillery in the swamp as well as in the forest
< Message edited by Sir.Arnold -- 12/5/2021 6:00:13 AM >
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