More like, "We can sell the DLC to more people..." "Great, do it!"

Some geolocation is going on, which is ironic for something set in space.

Mmm, $1 = about 76p at the moment. Add VAT, and that's 91p.

Where did the other 50p come from?

Mord wrote: ↑Thu Mar 04, 2021 9:52 amYou can increase the unit model count.

Mmm, yes, but not to units having hundreds of people (unless you want them to die/look disordered in small clumps).

Gosh, there were a LOT of battles in mediaeval model villages...

Seriously, thank you - it looks great. If only the engine would allow more figures per unit.

It'd be lovely, but the usual reasons for it not happening are a) the codebase is in such a mess that you need specific environments to compile it and b) it needs other people's libraries and we don't have permission to distribute those in source format.

You can change the height of the models by changing their UnitScaling values in the Squads.csv file, but each unit has it's own values so it is not as simple as it sounds, but not too difficult. The big problem is that the game engine has a hard limit of 16 figures per unit, and the formation style...

I am not sure if it applies here, but on Steam, if it knows you have Field of Glory II already, the price for the bundle of both games is reduced to the equivalent of almost 25% off this one.

(No, you don't get an extra copy of Field of Glory II as well!)

I understand this is not officially supported, but has anyone managed? When I tried today, when considering buying the DLC I don't already have, it installed and ran.. but the text of all the buttons was missing. Finding something running Windows, I can see what the text is :) and it works, but look...