And so begins the 3v3 Tournament of Glorious Design. This is the second major community tournament in Wargame: AirLand Battle. The last one just finished up and this new one is being hosted by the PLF Clan.
The format is rather interesting, it will be a round robin style tournament in which everyone faces everyone and the two top teams will face off in the finals.
Myself and Rangroo will be casting all of the games from this tournament on the Youtubes.
The finals for Month October are finally in. The top 8 teams met each other and these are the best two from the top 8.
The second Wargame: AirLand Battle tournament, Clash of the Clans will take place on Friday. Yours truly will be casting a large number of the games from this tournament. There are 25 teams and over 100 players.
What we know about Eugen Systems is that they’re working on two RTS games for release in 2014.
At Gamescon they revealed one of their projects at the Focus Home Interactive booth… the sequel to Wargame: AirLand Battle.
Similar to Wargame: AirLand Battle and Wargame: European Escalation this next piece of the series will be released in early 2014. Now whether or not it will involve exotic countries like the Middle East is not yet confirmed.
But judging from the shots they’ve released we can say a few things.
They can now render sandy beaches.
Now like I said this doesn’t confirm a Middle East crisis but it certainly leads us to believe that it can be in the Middle East. But having said that it can also be battles for Caribbean islands for all we know.
Second, it seems amphibeous warfare will now be offered.
Once again this is not confirmed but it looks like from this screenshot there is a unit icon over water and it is not a helicopter.
Whether or not this means we’ll also see submarines and gunships… also not confirmed.
So what can we confirm?
Only that Eugen Systems is working on the third part of Wargame.
Update August 23: 2013: Eugen Systems has begun using a hash tag “#WargameRedDragon” could we be seeing Japan and the Asian theater in the next Wargame?
I’ve had a lot of people ask after I cast a game, where do I get the replays from?
Truthfully some of them are replay packs that I get from players.
But most of them from unknown players come from this website:
It’s a project a random forum member put together to clearly organize replays for a very small community.
Unfortunately it’s only available in English, sorry internationals
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