Oberst_Klink
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ORIGINAL: sPzAbt653 Also a computer game from the 1990's. I've got it fired up on my W98 machine Lucky you! I've heard it indeed requires a W98 setup and will not run on XP or newer. Is it so? I recall playing "Nato Commander" over Commodore 64. Maybe I should check whether is is still available for my CBM64 emulator for PC . quote:
ORIGINAL: sPzAbt653 Agreed. I think one of the graphics modders made some tiles that were similar. Maybe if they come across this thread they can send me what they have and we can see how it looks. Of course, the mechanics are very different between 3R and TOAW, but I think we are talking about the possibility of a similar scale and unit count, followed by whatever else we can make similar, and end up with a non-monster that is Risk-like. BRP's and Exploitation seem unatainable, as well as Naval aspects. I agree if it is a RISK we end up with it is not worth the effort. Then again, BRP's have to do with reinforcements (if looked simply at), that can be somehow controlled, based on certain events? Mike's 1942-1945 mentions the effect of bombing for an example? Exploitation I could replace with the TOAW game mechanics. Naval aspects have to do again with being able to supply remote areas as the African Theatre of War, also whether one feels if it is possible to risk invasion to England. Some rules / events could perhaps be used here as well. And, while the map you pictured has the exact same scale as TR, it could easily be e.g. three times bigger and still be not a particularly large. Then, a total of some 600 units made available to players, and perhaps we would be ending up with somthing that is more TR and less RISK. Like Retro stuff? Check out my 'homage' to SSG's 80s clasics and tribute to Roger Keating (RIP). Visit the Gefechtsstand! https://gefechtsstand.wordpress.com/2011/02/23/luftflotte-5-is-ready/ Klink, Oberst
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