Command: Chains of War

I would highly recommend this title and it would be even better if the developers may improve the gaming balance and make the game more "playable". Pros: Excellent simulation of warfare. Detailed weapon database. Cons: Extremely CPU resources demanding. I was playing this title on a PC with i7-6700k / 16g / 256g SSD / 980ti and a laptop with i7-6600u / 16g / 512g nvme / HD520, the performance issue was always annoying. Tried to un-check some simulation options and it does work better now but I suppose that there should be space for further performance optimization. Except for the biased and stereotyped plot, the battlefield settings are not balanced at all. As an amateur, I was able to simply shoot 400+ Tomahawks and get a minor victory in some scenarios. However, while I was playing on PLA side, I fired 100+ ballistic missile and get literally nothing destroyed. Moreover, in some stages, outdated type-053 frigates and type-051 destroyers are added into Chinese CVBG, which is totall...

I would say there needs to be a lot of fixing done. There are numerous issues that have been encountered by several people including me where you have planes that do not RTB, combat patrol AI in the 4th scenario do not respond at all when you approach those F-16s and my suggestion would be for the developers to re run and retest the scenarios fully...

Command: Chains of War adds a brilliantly written, well thought out campaign that demonstrates the new features brought to C:MANO with Chains of War. The new features--aircraft damage, communications disruption, novel weapon systems and cargo--add complex, rich layers of depth to existing community and standalone scenarios, as well as a major increase in flexibility and potential for future C:MANO community scenarios. If you own and regularly play C:MANO, I cannot recommend this expansion enough. If you're on the fence and want to dip your toe before taking the dive and purchasing C:MANO, then there's really no better option than Chains of War.

Can't find many problems with the game. But also can't find many things to keep me entertained to keep playing. It is a great way to learn about military weapons and technology along with tactics. I want to see more large scale battles you have more control of instead of scenarios and such.

If you clock this game as China, or even sink a US Carrier, some sore losers will try to kill you. Tom Clancy did to Harpoon, and died the day the US Government got shut down, October 1st 2013.

nice,lets see the near-future warfare

Not sure that calling this a 'game' is apt, it positions itself between that and a serious military simulator. Very intensive, a remarkably steep learning curve but undoubtedly one of the most accurate simulations ever developed for commercial consumption. This game is basically an interactive version of Jane's Fighting Ships & All the World's Aircraft. It's a niche piece of software, but if you want anything more realistic it's classified.

Too bad the Game doesn't Have Voice over Ai giving us Call backs on orders and stuff like that,like previews.

Really nice missions and features

See my enthusiast Command: Modern Air Naval Operations WOTY Edition review of February the 28th 2019, and add: - High Energy Lasers - Railguns - Aircraft Damage Model - Communication Disruption - Electro-Magnetic Pulse Weapons I should add something?