Perceptions: Zones of Control

Poll: How do you perceive a zone of control? You do not have permission to vote in this poll.
(1) It represents the presence of elements of the unit (i.e. squads, platoons, or companies) exerting it.	26.42%	14	26.42%
(2) It represents the patrols of the units exerting it.	18.87%	10	18.87%
(3) It represents the ability of the units exerting it to put fire into the hex and hinder movement and supplies.	52.83%	28	52.83%
(4) None of the above.	1.89%	1	1.89%
Total		53 vote(s)	100%

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Perceptions: Zones of Control

07-26-2006, 04:09 AM,

Mike Bowen Offline

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RE: Perceptions: Zones of Control

The radio point is I think mute as you can not do that anyway although that would be a neat idea to have the ability to call in defensive artillery fire rather than have the AI do it for you or rather not where you want.

I know its abstract but given the question first asked this was just a comment on that. I stress again this is the best we have and its fine the abstractations work but it might some day be worth looking at some areas and this was a thought for the future.

I also think fog of war could give the 1st number of the 100s there is a big difference between 900 and 100 men

I agree you get rid of the weak force quickly most times but they can hold you up beyond what seems reasonable but it is a reasonable model of a cautious commander SNAFU etc.

I agree about the problems of IGO UGO and agree the only answer is WEGO one day we may get PZ Camp II with WEGO which would be very good

Matrix have a WEGO game that may appear sometime and it might be interesting to compare and contrast BUT PC in my view is eassy to play and that is worth a lot of abstract detail.

Mike
Mike