Time Scale

[K K Rossokolski]

I think this argument is a total red herring...what does the average player care about how long a turn represents??? He/she will take as long as they want/ need/have available to play their turn. If one needs a leak halfway through, one will do so (having I hope begged their opponent's and the Governments permission to save their move!!)That's the only time that counts. That and whether the scenario has the right number of turns to allow the dreaded "balance"!!! Notwithstanding recent significant improvements, CS remains basically a computer aided board game. I think, acknowledging I am, fundamentally, an analogue man, the current arrangements for fatigue and disruption are fine. Surely there are limits to what can be done with a computer. If you want more realism, join the Army

Why are people arguing about how whether a Panzer Division can/should get from Metz to Paris before the pubs close when the map over which they move is only a simple approximation of the ground in reality.