Seeing red!
[h2]A lot of interface improvement involves dull attention to detail ... and a lot of listening.
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They were there. Now you are there.
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We work hard to immerse you in their history ... now your experience. Historical notes are available at your beck and call. And there will be lots of tough decisions to make.
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We work hard to immerse you in their history ... now your experience. Historical notes are available at your beck and call. And there will be lots of tough decisions to make.
Original music from Chris Scribner[/h2]
A glimpse of a Cottonbaler Campaign Scenario
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[h2]And a glimpse of your future past...
And of your leadership journey...
Morocco, 1942.[/h2]
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[h2]And a glimpse of your future past...
And of your leadership journey...
Morocco, 1942.[/h2]
Scripted Sound Effects
[h2]"The crunch of a landing craft..."
"Distant calls in Italian..."
Burden of Command's Twitter account has gone rogue and revealed some behind-the-scenes planning for scripted sound effects!
Lead Writer Allen Gies and Audio Director Chris Scribner didn't know this was going to be posted off our team Discord ...
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"Distant calls in Italian..."
Burden of Command's Twitter account has gone rogue and revealed some behind-the-scenes planning for scripted sound effects!
Lead Writer Allen Gies and Audio Director Chris Scribner didn't know this was going to be posted off our team Discord ...
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Historical accuracy
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[h2]In this video, Military Aviation History discusses historical accuracy and what popular media like movies and video games always get wrong. Luke Hughes, Burden of Command project lead, joins the discussion at 22:30 and again at 24:30, and gives some insight into how Burden of Command will address history and historical figures.[/h2]
[h2]In this video, Military Aviation History discusses historical accuracy and what popular media like movies and video games always get wrong. Luke Hughes, Burden of Command project lead, joins the discussion at 22:30 and again at 24:30, and gives some insight into how Burden of Command will address history and historical figures.[/h2]