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Tramker,
Thanks for the scenario. Very well done. I was under the impression that Dogger Bank was really lopsided in favor of the Brits. Just ran it with AI control of both sides. Very disappointing from a Royal Navy pov. Basically the AI threw the smaller ships against the HSF capital ships while the British BCs stayed out of the fray for the greater part. I stopped the game after roughly half of the British force was sunk, to about 5 German destroyers. Great stuff! |
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Battle of Dogger Bank.
I just noticed this on the second playing of the scenario, Black Prince appears in the German task force. I kinda thought Black Prince was a British cruiser. Been a long time since I did any reading on the subject though. |
The designer of this scenario obviously used "Black Prince" as a replacement for AC "Blücher". There aren`t any German AC in Jutland as they where already sunk or out of service in 1916.
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Yup, one of the cool features of the editor is that you can put ships in the opposite fleets, for what-if stuff. Have 2 QEs vs. 2 QEs, for example.
As for Blucher, she'll have to await a future expansion pack for the early-war period. |
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I am getting to really love this game, now that I got it running again. :yeah: |
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Right now, we're working on DG 1.5, which will bring the RJW game up nearly up Jutland standards. This will make it MUCH easier for us to support both products, which will free up resources to go in new directions. Plus, you all will get to use a lot of Jutland's new features in the RJW. But after DG 1.5, who knows? A lot depends on the money situation at that point. The better Jutland and DG 1.5 sell, the more we'll be able to do. While the basic game engine already exists, making new ship models ain't cheap. So if you want to see a lot of Jutland expansions, go tell all your friends to buy our games :). |
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