Oh my, those are beautiful.

Not a problem. I realized there wasn't much to link the email to these posts, so I figured I'd say something.

I emailed you a save on the 29th. Did you get it?

I have just now noticed this in the Return to St. Vith scenario. The reinforcements for Day 2 have arrived as of a couple of hours ago, and I gave move orders to 10th Armored Infantry and 8th Tank Battalions (if I recall) to move them closer to the action, and a while later got a notification...

I have tested this on my Win10 laptop and it works (although I have not played extensively using it). Possible fix for Win10 users: http://steamcommunity.com/app/521800/discussions/0/133262848297436093/ "In your steamapps, CO2 folder find CmdOps exe, right click and in compatibility tab...

So what you're saying is it's real world SOP to move your HQ up to the front line and get overrun?

Yeah, I love what of the game I have played, and I've watched videos and read Daz's superb AAR, but this is really the #1 thing preventing me from playing CO2 right now (and thus potentially buying more expansions). It's a shame, really. Wish it could be otherwise!

The lack of UI scaling is a pain, but this is not the only game that suffers from it. For example, Battle Brothers over on Steam also had been waiting on a UI scaling patch for some time.

Thinking about CO this morning. This was one of the major issues that kept me from being able to get into the game, since my primary machine has a resolution far, far too large to read text at 100%. Magnification must be higher.

Really, I think you just need to implement arbitrary zoom and the ability to cope with Windows text zoom. Easy peasy, right? xD

Ok, here you go, scenario options: Trial and error allowed me to open the scenario: Couple of things. First, my CO2 is updated to the latest version (5.1.24, I think it said?). Second, this map is zoomed in as far as it will go. The size of the window in the upper left and the tiny size...

I will do my level best. Give me an hour or so.

Pretty sure I just clicked where I knew from prior experience the buttons should be. The scenario options screen was also blacked out. I can try to get some more screenshots and any other information for you if you think it would help.

I also have a 3200x1800 laptop, which like Keith's makes the windows too small to read. Unlike him, however, I am able to select other resolutions on startup, but I have a different issue. As shown below, when I select 1920x1080 (same ratio as 3200x1800), the game launches fine, but the menus...

I would think the AI's command model would be the thing most likely to hold it back from being able to simulate other eras.

I also watched all the videos, and I actually found them much more freewheeling in their strategy than the PDF, which was very methodical. Great game; unfortunately it doesn't run very well on my current machine, which I assume has to do with Windows 10. Running it in the laptop's native...

This is an absolutely superb document and should by all rights be included with the official documentation.

I was having an extremely similar issue, and this thread reminded me that I had disabled my speakers in the Windows settings. This is an extremely common issue with games, that they require some kind of sound output to run; I just forgot about it in this instance. I'm up and running, too!