About This Game Grand Strategy on a Small ScaleJanuary, 1915. The Race to the Sea is over. The Great War has just begun. You are the commander of a single division in the meat grinder that is the Western Front. Lead your men over the top as you attempt to break the stalemate that is to claim the lives of millions over the course of years.Are you ready to be a donkey and lead lions to their glorious deaths?Mud and BloodCommand your men down to the platoon level. Build trenches, dig tunnels, set barbed wire, and more in a futile attempt to break through the enemy lines.Make use of different unit types to solve the stalemate, from riflemen and machine gunners to engineers and tunnelling units.Multiple shell types allow astute commanders to remain flexible. From gas shells to shrapnel, different situations call for different shells.Weather and time of day will affect everything, including visibility, morale, and the structural integrity of your fortifications. Make sure to maintain them properly!Noble SacrificeEarn Valour from your superior officers by sending your men to their deaths during full-scale offensives. Both inflicted and sustained casualties can be used to unlock upgrades - lessons learned through blood sacrifice.Perform trench raids and capture enemy prisoners in order to capture intelligence.Send pilots on reconnaissance missions in order scout the enemy lines and keep an eye on enemy activities.If you can't break the enemy lines above ground, go underneath them and set mines that can be detonated at will. a09c17d780 Title: On The Western FrontGenre: Indie, Simulation, Strategy, Early AccessDeveloper:AggroblakhPublisher:AggroblakhRelease Date: 5 Oct, 2018 On The Western Front Ativador Download all quiet on the western front chapter 7-9. on the western front john laffin. all quiet on the western front chapter 9 quotes. all quiet on the western front youtube. all quiet on the western front final paragraph. all quiet on the western front viewing guide. all quiet on the western front best version. all quiet on the western front john wayne. all quiet on the western front final scene. all quiet on the western front full movie free download. all quiet on the western front unit test. all quiet on the western front josef hamacher. all quiet on the western front free read. western front key facts. all quiet on the western front chapter 8 pdf. all quiet on the western front youtube audiobook. all quiet on the western front vimeo. all quiet on the western front irony. all quiet on the western front kat's death quotes. all quiet on the western front discussion questions. all quiet on the western front 1930 full movie. anzacs on the western front peter pedersen. all quiet on the western front 1st edition. all quiet on the western front 2018 initial release. medicine on the western front revision. all quiet on the western front full movie. all quiet on the western front 1930 english subtitles. all quiet on the western front 1080p torrent. warfare on the western front diagram. all quiet on the western front bengali version. all quiet on the western front opening line. all quiet on the western front 1930 download free. all quiet on the western front opening scene. all quiet on the western front 2018 cast. all quiet on the western front nationalism. all quiet on the western front free pdf. all quiet on the western front chapter 9 quotes. all quiet on the western front movie questions. all quiet on the western front sound version. all quiet on the western front 9-12. all quiet on the western front fiction or nonfiction. all quiet on the western front 1979 full cast. how was the stalemate on the western front finally broken. all quiet on the western front chapter 5 audio. all quiet on the western front 2014. all quiet on the western front meaning. all quiet on the western front free audiobook. wheels on the western front 2018. all quiet on the western front excerpt. all quiet on the western front pdf download. quiet on the western front brief summary. all quiet on the western front excerpt. all quiet on the western front video guide. all quiet on the western front 8. all quiet on the western front shooting license. quiet on the western front cast. australia on the western front. all quiet on the western front chapter 7 audio. all quiet on the western front essay topics. all quiet on the western front first edition. all quiet on the western front haie westhus. all quiet on the western front free epub. all quiet on the western front test. stalemate on the western front 1914. all quiet on the western front chapter 7 quotes. all quiet on the western front key quotes. all quiet on the western front chapter 6 shmoop. all quiet on the western front full. machine gun used on the western front. all quiet on the western front bangla pdf free download. key battles on the western front. western front key events. all quiet on the western front chapter 6 audio. all quiet on the western front full book summary. all quiet on the western front german version. key events on the western front. all quiet on the western front 1979 free online. all quiet on the western front 2018. all quiet on the western front 1979 english subtitles. all quiet on the western front chapter 9 shmoop. battles on the western front 1917. western front windows 10. all quiet on the western front 2012. all quiet on the western front how does paul die. all quiet on the western front 5-6. all quiet on the western front chapter 8 shmoop. all quiet on the western front himmelstoss. all quiet on the western front mobi download. all quiet on the western front irony. all quiet on the western front literary devices. all quiet on the western front chapter 4 pdf. all quiet on the western front unit plan pdf. all quiet on the western front important quotes. all quiet on the western front opening scene. all quiet on the western front remake 2018. all quiet on the western front 1930 vs 1979. all quiet on the western front kemmerich. all quiet on the western front how does paul die Im giving money to a concept I totally love for its development in this game. 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It's got all of the various aspects of trench warfare - air recon and dogfights, barbed wire, raids, tunnelling, supply, weather effects (heavy rain will damage your trenchworks for example). Lots of upgrades like flamethrowers. And it's all well-balanced and thought out. You can just sense it. I've never seen a game quite like this.But man, this is a rough product right now. The tutorial is bad - perhaps it contains all the information you need, but that information is largely inaccessible. You can't look up a specific topic. You have to kick off one of the main tutorials, and if you can't perform one of the tutorial tasks within correctly, the tutorial won't advance. So not only do you not learn the concept you were working on, but you learn zero about all of the features that the tutorial was going to cover later.I've got about 15 hours in this game and there are so many things that I still don't know how to do. You'll do something which seems right based on your limited info, but it doesn't have the intended effect. Drilling troops is an important thing, but I've still not figured out why my troops won't do it. I'm still not sure I'm supplying my men properly. I don't know how dead troops get replaced. I'm not 100% sure how hospitals and injured troops work. I can't put my men on watch duty, which means they won't fire at attacking enemy troops. This is pretty important - there is nothing stopping the Germans from walking right across no-mans land and jumping into my trench ATM.Also the game itself seems to make things harder for you than they really are. For example, you're supposed to keep companies and batallions together on the line, since this gives the units command bonuses and causes your orders to be interpreted faster. But presently you fire up a new game and your platoons are scattered to the four winds. 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Currently the game crashes fairly reliably after under 5 minutes of "play" ... I wish I could write something positive about it, but it's just not in a state where I can say there is. There doesn't even seem to be a crash dump collector so that the dev can learn about when there are problems; meaning that one can't expect the problems to be fixed in good time.. I've never experianced a developer more interested in making a quality player freindly game. game itself is a work in progress but improvements come weekly. It is already playable and for the prices of this developer you are gettimg a real bargin.. so far the game seems to be a slog with ongoing confusion. I reckon that the developers are trying hard to simulate the actual environment of 1915 trench warfare. graphics serviceable but text is near impossible to read. trying working through the tutorial but sluggish response or no response at all.excited to try this game, it certainly has some potential but it is really rough in its present stage. it is in early access so I will leave it on my machine and hope for the best with timely updates.. It's like Dwarf Fortress but on the Western Front.This game, while still rough, has the potential to become something really great. It's not another hex-and-counter game where all you're doing is shuffling things around like some funny smelling cardboard wargame. It's WEGO. It's alive. The game still needs polish but on the plus side the dev is very active and within a week of me making some suggestions, they were all in the game. That's pretty cool.For $10 it's a relatively easy entry. If you want some detail and meat to your game and don't mind some rather simplistic graphics, give it a go. Stacked: Hi all,Another week, another update. Mostly just tightening up the game again.Bugfixes/Changes:Increased the multiplier for monthly divisional supply allocation. With an increased emphasis on field supply dumps and supply lines, I figured I would make it less of a headache to deal with supplies in general. Let me know if this is a good change - shell shortage was a real thing, after all, and trying to balance realism and gameplay is a constant concern. Tooltips now show up properly for all unit effects and commander traits. Tooltips weren't showing up properly because each refresh was erasing the entire list and re-creating it with each game tick. Hopefully this makes things a but more clear.Added tooltips all over the place, notably for unit effects and commander traits.Many of you have requested a way to tell at a glance how many units are on a tile. I previously said this was tough because, unlike HOI, units would bleed over into neighbouring tiles if they were stacked. I gave it a try and came up with a compromise - the stack caps at three. This way I can simply shrink the units without having them overlap into adjacent tiles, and there's still a rough overview of how many units are on a tile. I hope this helps!Being under attack is (and always has been) rated by severity ie. being under light machine gun fire is less debilitating than heavy machine gun fire. This was, however, impossible for you guys to know because there was no visual indication of this effect. I've now added it in.Non-supply units can now carry food. I figured carrying food didn't need specialist supply units, and it helps alleviate the burden placed on supply units in this game. This also means that the Carry Supplies and Supply Area orders are unlocked for all unit types, and they will automatically head to the rear to resupply if they run out.Rate of wire building has been sped up, to encourage more of it.Thanks for playing!. Help Text: Hi all,I've added Help Text into the game now. It's by no means complete but forms a basis to build upon. Please let me know if there's anything that needs to be explained better and I'll add it in. Some critical blocking issues with the tutorials have been fixed, but they'll be overhauled soon anyways.Other than that, this update is a relatively short list due to the time it takes to simply write all the text.Bugfixes/Changes:Help button is now clickable in the pause menu and allows you to view information about certain aspects of the game.Blocking issue involving subordinate/superior units in Basic Training tutorial has been fixed and takes into account the newer unit information popup.Tweaked the enemy AI to be a bit more aggressive in building structures.Fixed bug in which the enemy AI was not properly rotating its troops to the rear.Thanks for playing!. Grass: Hi all,Fairly minor update gameplay wise, but a pretty noticeable one. I've added destructible grass, since many of you asked for it to be included in the game. I've also modified the scale of the buildings on the map, making them much smaller and more realistic relative to the units in the game.Lastly, I made it so that using the Rest order and dragging over an area would also include buildings as possible rest locations, rather than being confined to trenches/dugouts.Hope you enjoy the game!. Hotfix: Hi all,Just published a quick hotfix for two easy-to-fix yet important bugs that were introduced in the last update.1. Fixed dugouts, blockhouses, and mine entrances not working. I broke this when I tweaked the code to allow for field supply dumps.2. Offensives no longer reset if the enemy performs an offensive first.Sorry about these bugs, folks. Guess I introduced too many new features in the last update :). Still Alive: Hi all,Sorry for the lack of updates recently. I've been tweaking the AI, so there's not a ton of new things to visibly show off - it's all been under the hood work. Just to keep up some of the interest, here's a short GIF showing an enemy wiring party at work.I've also added an Air Activity screen. I'm debating on whether or not to allow the user to actually have some control over their pilots, but for now it's more of a "passive" screen that simply allows the user to view more details of currently deployed pilots.. Terrain: Hi all,Early stages of destructible terrain are in! So far only a few building types have included, and only a few different configurations. I want to know what you all think before I start adding more types of terrain and customizing things a bit more. For now, houses act as shelter. They hide units from view, and essentially function as a combination of dugouts and blockhouses (albeit less effective at protecting units than blockhouses). The tradeoff is that buildings obscure lines of sight, and will be permanently destroyed if they take enough artillery fire.I've also taken the liberty of implementing a bunch of the suggestions I've seen in the discussion forums.Bugfixes/Changes:Destructible TerrainCommanders now auto-assigned at start.Aircraft now auto-assigned to pilots at start.Supply units have been tweaked so that they automatically resupply and return to their previous order. This should reduce some of the micromanagement associated with supply lines. This was actually present in the last update, but I forgot to tell anyone.An event log display which can be shown and hidden at will.Coffee and alcohol have been included as new supply types. They aren't limited in number - you can just keep grabbing them from rear lines as you see fit. Coffee provides a temporary bonus to sight range via the new "Alert" status, while alcohol provides a temporary movement boost to help facilitate frontal assaults. Just for fun, each nation has its own version of alcohol.Health bars showing unit numbers, morale, primary supply, and readiness are now included on unit lists. This will hopefully provide more visual feedback with regard to unit status.Thanks for playing!. Fonts!: Hi all,The game has been crashing quite a bit, most of the time when starting a new map or returning to the main menu. I've managed to track it down to an issue with the font loading improperly. I've now changed the default font from Century Schoolbook to good old Times New Roman. It's no longer period appropriate, but at least it won't be causing issues any more.Bugfixes/Changes:Crashes when returning to the main menu or starting a new map have been fixed!Font is now Times New Roman.If fog of war is enabled, enemy-controlled tiles will now be seen as open ground when clicked on until they are revealed.Bug in which showing unit attack ranges would reveal hidden tiles when fog of war was enabled has been addressed.Line of sight has been tweaked so that units can no longer shoot over hills.Some pathfinding optimizations have taken place, which hopefully makes the game run a bit smoother.Elevation Map now appears above other ground tiles, making it easier to see the elevation of trenches, etc.Errors in calculation of total division numbers, morale, supply, and readiness have all been fixed.Bug with names and alternate names of reserve units disappearing have been fixed.Default names of units now have proper notation. For instance, 1st Brigade, 2nd Battalion, C Company, 3rd Platoon is now 1/2/C/ 3rd Platoon.Star shells now decrement properly when used.Units supplying an area no longer distribute supplies to units outside that area.I'm still working on getting Help text into the game, accessible from the pause menu. Let me know if there's anything that needs more explaining and I'll make sure it gets in right away.Thanks for playing!. Scheduling: Hi all,I've added a new sub-screen at the top of the screen alongside the Aerodrome button. This screen lets you schedule construction orders and artillery bombardments in advance, with the option of limiting them to a certain time. So, for instance, you can make units set wire only at night, and have them repeat it every night.The screen gets populated with the units you currently have selected. In addition, I've also added another button at the top-right of the screen, which allows you to quickly manage and view existing orders. Hope this helps make the game a little easier to manage.Changelist:New Schedule screen which allows you to manage scheduled orders.Added orders pop-up button at the top right of the screen.Bugfixes:Fixed Pilot experience bug, where it would remain as Inexperienced despite hitting 100%.Pilots now withdraw properly and re-appear on the pilot list. Previously, they would mysteriously disappear.Fixed a bug in which drag-selecting units would only select one unit from each tile.Thanks for playing!. Portraits: Hi all,Some issues with the help text have been addressed, as well as some minor changes that hopefully improve the user experience. I've also added portraits into the game for officers and pilots. This adds literally nothing to the game except for kind of looking cool. I'll add more variation as I go, but for now at least it's functional.Bugfixes/Changes:Portraits have been added for officers and pilots.Some typos and grammar issues in the help text have been fixed.Section about officers has been added to the help text.Watch Duty is now possible in blockhouses.Structures built in houses and forests are now partially visible.Weather conditions now affect artillery. Number of squares hit within an artillery unit's attack range is now reduced in adverse weather conditions.Artillery now actively avoids tiles which would be unfeasible to stop in, such as dugouts and houses.Bug in which two-tile sized houses were not properly providing cover over both tiles is now fixed.Units will no longer be able to stop in tiles if they are over the crowding limit. I'm hoping this addresses some concerns with regard to the feasibility of having hundreds of men crammed into a single tile by forcing players (and the AI) to be a bit more proactive in building comprehensive trench networks.Thanks for playing!. First Update!: Hi all,Thank you to everyone who has supported the game thus far, it's an honour to see you all playing the game! Based on the feedback I've gotten today, I've decided to release a small update with some minor quality of life improvements:Selected units are now indicated visually. This admittedly should have been included from the get-go, but I got so used to everything that it didn't even cross my mind."Attack Unit" now works. I made some last minute changes last night and didn't realize that I had accidentally broken something that had been working fine up until now.Mouse scrolling is now included in the game.Heavy rain now damages tiles. I removed this originally because I thought it might be annoying to constantly have to repair trenches. Let me know if you enjoy this feature or not, as I'm on the fence about it myself.Full screen is set by default.Added missing tooltips to Order of Battle and Aerodrome subscreens. Hope they help!Artillery attack animations now appear as static images when the game speed is set to 3 or 4. Having them animated at such fast speeds actually lags the game, so this will have to do. Animations still remain in place at a game speed of 1 or 2. Some of you have asked for visual indicators when attacking with machine gunners or rifle units. I'm still trying to come up with the best way to do so.[\list]Minor issues, but I hope even such small changes help you all enjoy the game more!
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