Burden of Command News

Henk Stoffers is key member of our scenario design team. He also happens to be a reservist in the Dutch Army.

As such, he has access to some pretty cool equipment.

Henk recently got the chance to take a vintage MG42 to the range. While there, Henk took the opportunity to do some hands-on historical research.

Turns out, the MG42 is pretty darn lethal. It also turns out that Henk is a great shot!

That's all for now.

See you again soon!

Rob

Greetings, Captain.

Today's lesson is a quick one: Never give the enemy the upper hand. It will cost you dearly.

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To paraphrase General Patton, our job is not to die for our country; it is, instead, to make the other guy die for his.

That is all, Captain.


Saber 6 out.

Today we introduce the second of our two Wave 1 beta testers, Chaim Krause.

Chaim is a very impressive guy. He's been testing, writing, and debugging programs and games for years. If that weren't enough, he currently works with the U.S. Army to run combat simulations. Needless to say, he knows his stuff.



Please join us in welcoming Chaim to the BoC team!

See you again soon,
The Burden of Command Team

It is with great pleasure that we introduce you to our first wave of tactical play testers!


There are only two of them, but they are pretty amazing folks!


Our first tester hails from the Great White North, is currently developing his own game, Valiant effort (which looks AMAZING!), and is the co-founder of the first person shooter, Insurgency (yes, THAT Insurgency).


Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Andrew Spearin!

We'll be back tomorrow with our next tester, who is also amazing!



See You Tomorrow,

The BoC Team

Our fearless Project Lead, Luke Hughes, recently had a great chat with Kyle, Karrington, Andrew, & Cody of the Real Dudes Podcast.



It went great. These guys are great interviewers.
They even managed to squeeze some Top Secret details about Burden of Command out of Luke!


Listen to it here!


See you again soon,
Rob