Of note is the Cruiser MkII (A10) had the same suspension and transmission of the Valentine tank, so they could be in the same family.

Did you include the T-35 as well?

Should British Cruiser III/IV, Crusader and Cromwell tanks all be in the same upgrade family? Each cruiser tanks hull was improved from the last, sometimes with significant changes. This would make playing as the British somewhat affordable, rather than changing upgrade tank families every year.

It occurred to me while playing through Afrika Corps that Gebirgsjagers and other mountain infantry could and did climb escarpments (two adjacent level areas separated by a steep slope/cliff). In the game however, it is unpassable terrain to all ground units. Should the alpine movement be changed to ...

I was working on implementing purchasable naval units in the game and discovered that naval units don't seem to be upgradable. Can anyone else confirm this?

That's interesting, thanks!

If a unit is attacking a unit that is next to two artillery units, how is it determined by the game which artillery unit will provide the defensive fire? Is it by which has the highest attack rating? If so, does it factor in rate of fire?

I've been tooling with the idea of making special elite units a different color scheme than normal units, so as to make them more easily distinguishable on the screen. For the Germans they would be black/grey (SS) and for the Soviets I was thinking maybe white, representing elite winter units ...

Thanks.

I've seen in several mods the 15 cm, 28 cm and even 15 cm zwilling (dual) Gneisenau railroad guns but can find little information on them historically. The only mention I can find on any of them is the 15cm version. Does anyone else have historical information on them?

When calculating rate of fire some attack values can come out to fractions/decimals. Does the game calculate these fractions or just round them? If it does use fractions could you (if for some reason you wanted to) put them as values?

Example: Hard attack value 4.6

Interesting, thanks!

Is the Fort/Structure class (unit type 6) effectively the same as the Artillery class (with the exception of not having defensive fire and being vulnerable to the fort killer trait)?

The Ju 88 P series, which had a solid nose and various heavy cannon armaments for tank busting. The first being the P-1 with a 75mm gun.
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The 75mm proved to slow firing and heavy to be useful, so instead it was fitted with dual 37mm in the P-2 (and P-3 which was more armored).
Ju88P2 ...

phcas wrote: Mon Oct 09, 2023 6:05 am Nice work and improvements. I'll use some of your improvements on the PAK-MOD Ju-88 models if you don't mind. Keep it up

Thank, you; feel free to use them.

The Ju 88G, a customized night fighter. The ventral gondola was replaced with a quad 20mm gun pod. Some versions had upward firing guns called Schräge Musik, usually behind the cockpit. These weapons proved useful for shooting down British bombers at night. The G's only defensive weapons was a ...

Birgeria wrote: Sun Oct 08, 2023 3:48 pm Nice icons! Thanks for the great work!

Thank you.

Nice green icon phcas.

The Ju 88A-17, the customized torpedo bomber. The ventral gondola was removed to save weight. Some had 20mm autocannons installed through the nose glazing.

rubyjuno wrote: Sat Oct 07, 2023 7:08 am I'm no expert, but they look great to me. Good work!

faos333 wrote: Sat Oct 07, 2023 7:58 pm great work!!!

Thank you.

The Ju 88C fitted with radar for night fighting. I label it as Ju88R (R for radar), not to be confused with the Ju 88R, which was also a night fighter with radar (which this icon can also be used for).