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Greetings, Captain.
Last week, we discussed how fog of war can apply to your own units.
This week we look at how it can shroud information about enemy units.
Where is the enemy?
How many of them are there?
What is their morale status?
These are just a few questions you will be faced with in the field.
Prepare yourself, Captain. War is hell.
Saber 6 out.
Our newest team member, Eric Benjamin, has taken up the burden of preserving history via the art of digitally enhancing historical images.
Here is some of his work!
As you can see, Eric's work is not limited to World War II.
As you can see, Eric is very talented.
He will be bringing these talents to bear in bringing Burden of Command to life. As you may know, preserving and promoting history is something that is at the top our priority list!
Please join me in welcoming Eric to the team.
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I'll see you all on the high ground,
Rob
Knowing your men is crucial for any leader. Knowing exactly how far you can push them is much harder.
Burden of Command is modeling this challenge by giving you an estimate of your men's likelihood to follow certain dangerous orders, such as assaulting an enemy position.
You don't have the luxury of exact percentages in war. You only have the look in your men's eyes. Will they charge with you, or will you advance only to find yourself alone under enemy fire?
You have a gut feeling they will follow, but you can never be sure.
This is the Burden of Command.
In Burden of Command, you won't simply be moving pieces around a map.
You're going to be leading men...Men with hopes, dreams, and fears...Men who hope to make it home alive.
So we're adding their pictures to the tactical map as reminder.
When you select a unit, now you'll look into the eyes of the men you're about to order into harm's way.
Lead them well, Captain...
Their lives depend on it.
