Sean O'Connor's Games

Most of these features would be nice to see in Windows, but a as an option ruleset, perhaps? I play with 2-move armies usually, anyway.

The non-functioning product, in this case, is likely your computer or router. Just saying.

I'm with Fusion Power on this one.

Think, people, think!

A lot of us don't have a problem with it, and the problem is with Windows or your hardware firewall, not a product of Sean's programming, so your tone isn't terribly appreciated. In any case, there are so many different combinations of software and hardware that you may need to look up specific inst...

Usually, by the time all my HQ men are dead, there's no one left to take over from them...

Currently playing: Army D:4 M:2 Paras D:6 M:8 F:32 Fighter D:10 M:8 F:16 Bomber N/A Transport D:4 M:6 Destroyer N/A Submarine N/A Carrier D:10 M:6 Battleship D:12 M:6 Makes for a lot of back and forth, fairly mobile fighting on islands, and some pretty insane fleet battles, since there's less of the...

Having the most epic naval battle I've ever engaged in with my no destroyers unit set. Was quite a bit behind for most of the game thus far, and had to keep dodging enemy fleets with my scarce ships, but now, after a series of strategic battles at narrows, I've finally engaged a large enemy fleet in...

Strategic Conquest looks like a Mother of All Battles clone, with slightly prettier graphics.

I fall into the gameplay before graphics camp, myself.

I use the cheapest tanks that have a big gun on them, and send infantry out first to spot the ATGs and field arty, then use smoke or HE to suppress that(or take it with infantry if at all possible), before sweeping tanks around it or into a position to counter it effectively. I actually find tank-on...

It's the HQ with the largest territory, or the most income(not necessarily the same), not sure which.

TheKangaroo wrote:

more to make me feel a little less bad about sending my hammer-blow of reserve infantry to their deaths

?Die for Russia!? certainly was a kick-ass motivational motto, wasn't it?

Truth in advertising.

Not sure it helps much. I mostly just use smoke in front of heavy enemy positions to hide an advance I'm making, more to make me feel a little less bad about sending my hammer-blow of reserve infantry to their deaths than for any practical good it does.

If I had to venture a guess, I'd have to say that when you autoplay, it's probably a higher tier AI than the stupid AI's, so it has an advantage in that respect. I don't think there's a bug here. My suggestion would be to not use the autoplay feature, as you will nearly always be more efficient than...

Good to hear!