No Retreat! Russia · 更新记录
1.0.20
UI:
- Better display of main menu buttons for 21:9 screens.
Card:
- Sturmoviks provide 2 pts to EACH attacking unit.
- Strategic Bombing eliminates ONE Axis replacement not two.
- For cards which allow to move at the end of the enemy move phase, an overstacking check is performed.
SS units cost only one card to improve.
1.0.19
Rail:
- Re-check city supplies before each detrain segment as cities may be cut and hence invalid detrain hexes sources.
Battle
- Attacker’s allocation cases.
Card:
- Volksturm Levies should be highlighted if there is not at least one VS which was removed from the game.
- Volksturm Levies was messing up unit selection during organization.
Unit:
- VS have their name in white on their counter.
- VS are well removed from game once they have cancelled a DR.
1.0.18
Scenario:
- 1945 baseline pts are capped at 6 along with surrender and events.
Card:
- Strategic Reserves is playable only a Soviet turn.
Rail:
- Enemy-controlled cities were restricting too many detraining hexes.
Battle:
- Counterattacks forecast were taking into account former attacker’s support.
AI:
- More likely to replace destroyed / surrendered units
- Objectives were under defended.
- More likely to fight when desperately surrounded and cut from supply (if worth).
1.0.17
Supply:
- City supply was going through all sea hex sides
Card:
- Strategic Reserve was not giving the button to proceed to next phase if no unit was detrained outside this card.
- The counterblow placed via Surprised Attack was ignored by the other side.
Scenario:
- Axis unit may not be replaced before turn 5.
AI:
- Lock case when a stack was forced to attack 2 stacks with counterblows
- Won’t loop forever in case of impossible attack. We will allow it to continue even of the scheme is inaccurate.
1.10.16
1.0.16
1945:
- The Axis may still get replacement after turn 23, but not improve.
- Display of the VP cost for the 6-6 Panzer SS.
Card:
- Maskirovka can be played only during Soviet initiative.
Simultaneous battles:
- DD losses were not always enforced