Purchase Points to Map Size Guide - Battalion Frontage

[Cross]

I've attached an interactive guide that helps display the relationship between map size, purchase points, and battalion frontage.


Frontage reference:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/28868437/Forum%20Images/historic-frontage.png


Guide previews:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/28868437/Forum%20Images/points-map-1.0.png


Here's the same guide but the average battalion cost has been raised to 5000 to model armoured or more modern battalions:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/28868437/Forum%20Images/points-map-1.0-b.png


Here the guide has the average battalion cost raised to 6000, and the frontages have been changed to 6000 and 3000, for modern mobile forces:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/28868437/Forum%20Images/points-map-1.0-c.png


There's notes and explanations in the downloadable spreadsheet.
see attached...

Cross

[tokiedian]

Thank you for this great guidance Cross!

I made its translation in my WinSPWW2 AARwiki for Japanese SP player. http://www61.atwiki.jp/winspww2aar/pages/374.html
Could you accept it..?

[Cross]

Thank you for this great guidance Cross!

I made its translation in my WinSPWW2 AARwiki for Japanese SP player. http://www61.atwiki.jp/winspww2aar/pages/374.html
Could you accept it..?

You're welcome!

Yes, it's alright to copy this guide onto your website.

Glad you've found it useful.



Cross

[void1984]

Great! I was looking for that kind of guidiance. Thank you for another useful thing.

[kingbowl]

hi there, i have problems to open the file can you set it pdf to??

[Cross]

hi there, i have problems to open the file can you set it pdf to??

You were able to open the zip file, but unable to open the xls file?

Sorry, but it needs to remain in a spreadsheet format because the user has to choose the average points they want battalions to cost (you can also adjust battalion frontage).

Any version of Microsoft Excel should open the file, and there's other software that should allow you to open and edit xls spreadsheets.

Openoffice.org have free software that will view and edit spreadsheets:
https://www.openoffice.org/

There's even office phone apps that will allow you to view and edit the file.

Cross

[kingbowl]

thanks for the info i can now view it