It's called 'Aural Tone Control', its a dial at the very far back left by the flare box

@@TheHarvHR thanks a lot now I won’t have to worry about it!

Hello. I wondered the same thing ... I may have been outside launch parameters (?)

The big negative of the Utimate General games for me is that that they don't have multiplayer. A lot more challenging and fun playing a human opponent.

Sprites for distant objects and 3D models for close ones, I believe.

Define "playable" :) I see some progress in the latest version. I am happy with little, but if you are looking for a complete game, you are better off with something else ... Cheers, man. Oh, and my CPU heats up to 94C (i9 13900K) with almost no GPU usage during the tactical battles (?!).

@@RealandSimulatedWarsBlog Nah, I don’t need perfection in the Vast Wasteland of Good Napoleonic Games. What we really need is a modern graphics update of the old (DOS) “Battles of Napoleon”. It has never been surpassed in terms of realism + playability, but it looks horrific even by the PC game standards of 30 years ago.

@@RealandSimulatedWarsBlog Well, I tried it and it’s just as janky and weird as ever. This is truly a French game in the same way that an ‘83 Renault is a French car. And No - That’s not exactly a compliment.

@@kondor99999 For some reason mine runs exclusively out of the CPU. (!?) I tried to force it to use the GPU and it crashes. Oh boy.

Not my words, Carol. The words of Top Gear magazine.@@kondor99999

www.histwargames.com/gb/ See comments above, I don't want to misguide you.

Hello! Thanks for the kind words. I'm so happy to hear about your gaming interests and see we share many preferences. The list of games worth to play is quite extensive and I may miss some: TACTICAL Steel Beasts GHPC Arma 3 (modded) Combat Mission Cold War Combat Mission Black Sea Combat Mission Shock Force 2 Squad Battles (Wargameds.com) Armored Brigade (Matrix Games) Armored Task Force (HPS Sims) I'm not too much into the "RTS" side of things but I play some of these when I have the time: Regiments Warno GRAND TACTICAL/OPERATIONAL Command Modern Operations (Matrix Games) Flashpoint Campaigns Southern Storm (Matrix Games) Decisive Action (HPS Sims) Flashpoint Campaigns Southern Storm (Matrix Games) Modern Campaigns (Wargameds.com) The Operational Art of War 4 (Matrix Games) This list is not complete, but I have to go now. I hope at least it serves to continue your explorations! Cheers, JC

@@RealandSimulatedWarsBlog Thank you for the response and for the suggestions for the games you've mentioned, I'll be sure to check them out! One more question that I would like to ask you is: Do you happen to know of any Wargames that have an educational aspect to them? Something like a "war academy" that teaches you real-life stuff. Or maybe something like an in-game tutorial, training, or "battle academy", (or even outside the game, like in a manual or some other document that comes with the game) that teaches you about combat tactics and strategy to use with that and that unit, or something like what your army should be composed of (infantry, tanks, aircraft, etc.), and how many units of each role you should have, how to use each of those units effectively, and so on... The only game that I played so far that has something like this was Arma 3, and I loved how that game features many tutorials and advices on infantry combat, tactics, strategies, and so on. Now however, I'm looking for something on a larger-scale, like with the whole armies, and learning what beats what, how to beat that and that, all those tactics and strategies that would be used in modern-day combat (as far as we civvies know), which is one of the reasons why I've developed an interest in wargames recently. Unlike my previous request, this time, feel free to recommend games that have this sort of thing from ANY timeline, as it doesn't matter. Even sci-fi is welcome, as long as it has lessons that are (or can) be used in modern battles. Now, I know this is a bit of a stretch for a video game, but honestly, I like to learn about stuff like this (even tho I don't plan on joining the army or becoming a general or anything like that lol), and having games that have this educational aspect to them would bring great value to it and be more immersive in my opinion. Do any games like that come to mind?

@@MihajloLikevic Almost every wargame has some educational value, it all depends how you play it. The only games that I remember deliver you with "sorta" guiding documents on how real life operations are conducted are: Armored Task Force (Shrapnel Games) and Steel Beasts (eSim Games). Falcon 4.0 (BMS remake) is also choke-full with documents about air operations. Other than that, I would suggest a personal learning process in which you can go through doctrinal publications, non-fiction books describing operations, professional journals like Armor, Infantry or the Proceedings of the Naval Academy. Cheers, JC

Hello Anton, I assume you are using the mission editor ... Make sure that when in the editor you pick up a map, you have the "Filter by Publication State" set on "All" (is a dropdown menu). Back when 4.363 came out, I was pointed out to the following maps, which could be downloaded using the map transfer tool (addresses for the map transfer tool included) Kiev East aab94a0c-2a87-45c7-a518-940a3e2c92b3 Kiev West bb104aa2-be76-4587-87ed-2c4cd3bca5a9 Kramatorsk 5045eb19-688a-4266-90e6-5ad4e58b3e76 Mykolaiev-Cherson ad7d4d96-016b-4bed-8a86-4d7def2500c4 Severodonetsk 952710e5-3a55-4ae7-9fbc-634f2e841bd1 Please double check the codes with the release notes for 4.363. Cheers,

@@RealandSimulatedWarsBlog wow. Thanks! Quite a detailed answer, I appreciate!

Hello. Not realistic, yes. I didn't see an option to deactivate it, but to be honest I was interested in just shooting.

Hello, I don't recall having ASLAVs in this video. I believe these are T-15s. Cheers,

@@RealandSimulatedWarsBlog Intro- :38. ASLAV with infantry on the knee.

Plain vanilla Steel Armor, Basra 86 DLC

@@RealandSimulatedWarsBlog thx dawg

It’s the link to game’s manual, but on the DLC page

@@arkadiy9321 I did eventually locate the documentation prior to your response. It is a little counter-intuiitive to my usual experience of locating new documentation inside the game folder or on the purchased product page instead of the store purchase page.

agree. I only know because the developer pointed it out on in a steam forum post. Otherwise, I would have fruitlessly looked for it in the documentation folder in the game directory

They werent "Monkey models" t72m1 were 1to1 copies of t72a, m were m1 but with the older ural 1 turret. They could not fire anithing better than 3bm22 as 3bm42 and 46 needed the autoloader to be a couple of centimeters larger

@@barbarapitenthusiast7103 Do you play Steel Beast Pro? That (T72M1) version is also in game. This model specifically used downgraded equipment -- for export -- thus is a "Monkey Model" by definition.

@@Tamburello_1994 it isnt downgraded They are t72a with an export sticker on top

@@barbarapitenthusiast7103 I'll let Steel Beast speak now: From SB Wiki "The T-72M is the export version of the original T-72 Ural, and was the main tank for Warsaw pact states like Czechoslovakia, Poland, and East Germany (DDR) during the mid to late 1980s. Compared to the T-72A, the T-72 Ural/T-72M's main identifying features is a thinner, more sloped front turret, and a lack of smoke grenades. Normally the T-72 Ural, along with nearly all Soviet era export tanks, are equipped with the TPD-2-49 coincidence optical rangefinder, but the T-72M version simulated in Steel Beasts Professional is modeled with the same 1A40 sighting complex and TPD-K1 laser rangefinder as found on the upgraded T-72 “Ural-1” (m.1976) and the later T-72A/T-72M1, allowing the vehicle to be user crew-able. Masochistic users may choose to disable the LRF in the mission editor for a more "realistic" early T-72 experience. Note that, typically, “monkey” models such as the T-72M lack features such as laminated borated polyethylene anti-radiation lining and the ability to mount mine plow/roller set later than the KMT-5/6, if at all, but due to the large amount variation from one manufacturer to another, the simulated T-72M conforms to T-72 Ural-1 standards for the sake of simplicity." We're done here.

@@Tamburello_1994you just proved me correct. the t72m is an ural1 which has an almost identical fire control sistem to the A but has the urals cast turret, the m1 is that but with the A composite turret making it identical to the A. The lack of anti radiation lining isnt enough to make any real diference between the two

They could definitely come back to this IP. I assume modeling the vehicles and interiors is extremely time intensive for the small team so I understand that they may want to build a war chest by releasing DLCs for Mius Front. I assume a few years down the line they may jump back into SA and to make it worth the time investment, they should definitely begin releasing armored vehicles for purchase featuring historical scenarios instead of the other way around.