WCS II & III TANKS! + AGE OF RIFLES +1Clk Windows 11 10 8 7 Vista XP Install

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Manufacturer Warranty:THREE YEARS
Tech Support:THREE YEARS
Windows Versions:(32/64) 11, 10, 8, 7, Vista, XP

Actual Game Wargame Construction Set II Tanks! Wargame Construction Set III Age of Rifles 1-Click Install Windows 11, 10, 8, 7, Vista, XP (SSI 1994-96) MY PROMISE My games are genuine, install in one step, look, sound and play in Windows 11, 10, 8, 7, Vista and XP like they did in the old days, or your money back. This is my unconditional guarantee for three years. WHAT IS INCLUDED This listing includes the original game CDs. On-screen printable manuals for both games are also included. The game boxes are pictured for reference and not included. I will also provide a compatibility CD that will allow both games to run under ALL VERSIONS of Windows 11, 10, 8, 7, Vista and XP, both 32 and 64 bit. INSTALLATION One step: Insert my CD and the games will automatically work on your computer. Done. Yes, it’s that simple. Want to play? Click the icons. Want the games off your computer? Click Uninstall. Zero hassle. TECH SUPPORT Rapid response technical support for three years is always an e-mail or phone call away. In the extremely rare event I cannot get this title to work on your system I will take it back for a full refund. All I ask is minimal assistance from you during the troubleshooting process. The Games Tanks! Tanks! is a turn-based tactical wargame played out on a standard hex map at the scale of approximately 250 meters per hex diameter. The playing pieces are represented by colorful icons resembling boardgame cardboard cutouts (« counters », for the experienced wargamer), so those with even a passing familiarization with wargames will feel comfortable with the format of play. The mechanized forces of several time periods, from the Great War to the Gulf War are offered to the player to test his tactical mettle. The package comes bundled with several pre-built scenarios, but where Tanks! earns its title as a « Wargaming Construction Set » is in its ability to create random scenarios, and in the Editor, where the creative and inspired player may use the tools at his command to paint truly endless varieties of situations and conflicts. Gameplay, like the rest of the package, is a painless affair. The system is, point to the guy you want to move or fire, then point where you want it to go, or what you want it to fire at. The faster units can go further in a single turn. The weapons with the higher rate-of-fire may shoot more rounds per turn. It is intuitive, and it works. Many of the more subtle elements of wargaming are represented here as well. Units may only use direct fire at enemy units in the field-of-view. Indirect fire units (such as mortars) may only fire at enemy units which have been « spotted » by friendly units (and just because you can SEE an enemy, doesn’t mean that he is SPOTTED – an important difference that quickly becomes clear.) Field-of- view is calculated on a true slope, unlike similar systems such as that in ‘The Perfect General’. This allows for the use of such tactics as hugging the bottom of a hill to hide from units on the top. Each unit is rated with three numbers for morale, supply, and control. The higher a unit’s morale, the more likely it is to hit what it’s aiming at. The higher a unit’s supply, the more likely it is to get more ammo by staying put. The control number has somewhat more involved consequences, but in general, the rule is: the lower the control number, the lower the chance that the unit may « spot » enemy units for indirect fire missions, and the higher the chance for the unit going into « reorganization ». While a unit is in reorganization, it cannot be given orders. Again, all of these rules are easily absorbed after only a few sessions of play. Creating random scenarios is as easy as picking forces for each side, and specifying a few parameters for the map-creating algorithm (such as the relative frequency of hills, roads, cities, etc.) Forces from different time periods CAN be mixed, so you might have modern day Americans seeking revenge on the Waffen SS of 1941 (needless to say, the Nazis don’t fare too well in this situation.) The maps that are created can be remarkably well « thought out », so much so that one user actually accused the program of picking from several pre-determined maps bundled with the game. The game also attempts to balance out the forces you’ve picked for it, so if one picks « equal » sizes for the above scenario, the SS is going to have a lot more units to work with than the Desert Storm veterans. The Editor is broken down into two parts; the map builder, and the OOB (Order of Battle) builder. Each does what its name implies. The map building feature is similar to any popular paint program, except instead of blues and greens, one paints hills and trees. An « auto-contouring » feature facilitates the matter of smoothing out rough edges, and makes creation of unusually shaped mountains and lakes a snap. Editing OOB’s is a matter of deciding what units you want available for each side, and where you want them to start. The user is also encouraged to provide « hints » for the programmed opponent (the designer, Norm Koger, frowns strongly on the use of the term « AI ») by specifying secondary and primary objectives for each side’s forces, and by giving generalized orders to each formation in the game (such as « defend » and « hunt »). The Editor includes the ability to create random maps and OOB’s independently, in case you haven’t the patience or desire to build both manually. The entire system works well as a whole, and as a « Construction Set », Tanks! fulfills its obligations superbly. Tanks! is a wargame that I am continually drawn to, not only with the promise of education and enlightenment, but with the promise of good, clean, destructive fun. It is endlessly replayable, and unfailingly satisfying. Chris Crawford once said of his game ‘Patton Strikes Back’ that his purpose was to create the wargame for « the rest of us. » In Tanks!, Norm Koger has taken great strides toward creating the wargame for ALL of us. Age of Rifles Wargamers know quality when they get their hands on it. And true hard-core players demand three things: realism, control, and depth, and SSI could always be relied upon for all three. In the mid 90s SSI gave us the cult hit Tanks: Wargame Construction Set II, which captured the vast sweep of armored warfare. Follwing their unqualified wargame success, Age of Rifles: Wargame Construction Kit III, SSI turned their attention to the bloody period when muskets gave way to the rifled barrel. Rifles kicks off in 1846, when the rifled gun barrel first allowed soldiers to fire with greater accuracy and at longer distances. The massed formations of the Napoleonic era were coming to an end, since charges could now be met with a deadly hail of accurate fire. But tactics hadn’t caught up with technology, and generals still clung to obsolete military doctrine. The result was a bloodbath such as the United States suffered in the Civil War, with disproportionately high casualties. These same tactical transformations were going on throughout the world, as Europe tore itself on the teeth of Teutonic aggression, the British tried to hold together their far-flung empire, and the Russians and Japanese battled for Manchuria. Aside from the American Civil War, the current epoch isn’t given much attention, and as the last technological upheaval before the age of armor, it deserves it. SSI’s approach to rifled warfare is superb. The engine for Rifles puts the user in as much – or as little – control as he or she could possibly want. From the start, there’s an attention to small details. The graphics and sounds are sharp for the period, and three different sets of unit icons are offered: military symbols (à la paper wargames), « miniatures » featuring little men on stands, and a separate set of little guys without stands. The player has access to detailed information on each unit, from the number ofmen to the make and model of their weapons. Careful modeling is done on command, morale, strength, and other important factors, combined and represented as a « wallop factor » that designates how hard and well a unit can attack. Control is simple drag-and-drop to give units movement orders, and differently colored cross-hairs show attack options and their probability of success. You’re also in control of each unit’s facing and formation (crucial elements to strategy), though these can be automated for users who just want to kick ass without fuss. Units can be moved as individuals, stacks, or entire commands with their historical leaders, and leaders can be transferred for maximum effectiveness. There are countless units in Rifles: infantry, artillery, and cavalry from numerous armies, ranging from Union and Confederate, to British, Russian, Japanese, Zulu, and beyond. Scenarios are plentiful and well-constructed, with numerous interesting encounters that can swing on a single bad tactical decision. The variety keeps things interesting, and the many gamers who buy Riflesprimarily for the Civil War encounters will find the notion of playing thousands of Zulu warrior arrayed against the British Army irresistible. Campaign games carry your success through a series of linked battles. If this isn’t enough, then maybe the most powerful scenarios builder ever made at the time will impress you. Not only can you make maps and custom missions and campaigns, but you can create units and equip each one, right down to their shirts, shoes, hats, and boots. A little « paper doll » soldier lets you recreate the distinct uniforms of the period, as well as the character of each unit. Note: My compatibility CD does not alter the retail game or bypass copy protection. It allows the original media to install and run correctly on any recent version of Windows.

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