Burden of Command News

[h2]We did a poll a bit back on our new woods art. Your advice? Add more variety in:

• shade
  
  
• size
  
  
• shape
  
  
• density
  

We listened!



And yes it's meant to be 'bucolic'... war will change that. Apologies to those who prefer pixel art. Our vision remains 'painterly.'[/h2]

Try your hand at leading a tank platoon this classic reprint of Armor Attacks: The Tank Platoon - An Interactive Exercise in Small-Unit Tactics and Leadership, by John Antal, who is also:

• Executive Director for the Brothers in Arms games
  
• 30 Years commander in US Army
  
• Senior Advisor, Burden of Command
  

The reprint comes with a recommendation from Burden of Command Community Lead R.A. Mathis!

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[h2]Our old pathfinding made chickens look smart. You had to do a lot of waypointing to avoid. Now you're less annoyed.

Oh, uh, downside...

Now the AI ain't so dumb either.[/h2]

[h2]To give you a better look at the men you'll be leading, we put together this depiction of the Cottonbalers (7th Rgt, 3rd Div) "Nickle" Company during World War II. It is fictional but historically structured in a carefully historical campaign, and advised closely by official Cottonbalers historian J. McManus.

Don't forget to add Burden of Command to your wishlist, and to sign up for our newsletter ...

Get ready to lead! Sign up today![/h2]

[h2]Successful design means learning from failure and...

You'll have to watch to see our other design 'trick'

You'll want to expand this video: God is in the details.[/h2]

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