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Zuckergußgebäck said:
Perhaps if you try to download the file yourself, you find that you are in fact downloading the tech tree and not the piccies...

I downloaded it, opened it up and found 3.35MB worth of tech pictures.
 
That would make a good pic for say 'Forward Field Kitchens'. (Too bad there is not a unit morale number that it could affect.)

Tech Description: "By organizing cooks and bringing them to the front with mobile kitchens front line troops can get at least some of their meals warm."

Bonus: +1% to infantry divisions
(My reasoning: Cavalry/Armor was usually in the rear waiting for a breakthrough, militia/reserves wouldn't normally have the equipment/supply resources for this, and mountain troops would have to haul that stuff up a mountain...a bit of a task.)
 
Shadow Knight said:
and mountain troops would have to haul that stuff up a mountain...a bit of a task.)

Bah, thanks to a bug in the november 1914 scenario, the austrian grand admiral has taken the austrian flagship up into the mountains to fight the serbs...

But it seems like a good tech.
 
Some new infantry tech pictures:

1004.bmp
1004 Divisional telegraph system

1006.bmp
1006 Army telegraph system.
(We could also use this picture for 1005, Corps telegraph system)

1106.bmp
1106 Alpinist equipment

1153.bmp
1153 Casualty clearing station

1154.bmp
1154 Advanced dressing stations

1155.bmp
1155 Advanced dentistry

1157.bmp
1157 Veterinary corps

1160.bmp
1160 Bromide

1175.bmp

We do already have a picture for 1175 Animals at war, but here's a photo of a cute kitten sitting on an artillery shell. :)

1178.bmp
1178 Spy pigeon

1179.bmp
1179 Anti-pigeon falcons
 
Stephen, the picture for animals at war is the same kitten sitting on a shell...

And the spy pigeon is the same as messenger pigeons.
 
More infantry techs

1200.bmp
1200 Basic signals system

1207.bmp
1207 Flare pistol

1351.bmp
1351 Army accommodation

1352.bmp
1352 Army leave

1355.bmp
1355 Troop rotation

1408.bmp
1408 Modern medical provisions

1409.bmp
1409 Basic body armour

1501.bmp
1501 Anti-tank mine.
(Actually a modern one - I'm not sure they had anti-tank mines in the First World War. :rolleyes: )

1503.bmp
1503 anti-tank rifle
(And note that it doesn't use the rifle grenade principle, despite what the tech description currently says.)
 
Last batch of infantry tech pictures

1504.bmp
1504 Portable pontoon bridge

1601.bmp
1601 Divisional wireless system

1803.bmp
1803 Antibiotics
(The 'Glaxo' logo on one bottle may be slightly anachronistic, but then again penicillin wasn't actually produced commercially until late in WW2, so the point is rather moot. :) )

1804.bmp
1804 Insulin

1805.bmp
1805 Blood transfusions

1806.bmp
1806 Infection control
(Actually a photo of Dr Salk, inventor of the polio vaccine, but it just seemed like a good picture to use)
 
Zuckergußgebäck said:
WHAT ABOUT THE F¤(%"&G PIGEONS!?

Pigeon singular, actually, seeing as I count only one pigeon related tech - spy pigeons - without a photo. (not counting the one posted above)

And as for that particular advance, this picture of a German-trained pigeon brushing up on Britain's transport infrastructure ought to do the trick:

pigeon.jpg
 
A point regarding seaplane carriers - seeing as the very first ones were just large passenger ships altered suitably, then shouldn't tech 6608 - Seaplane Carrier - do without Improved Cruiser and Carrier Hull as a prerequisite?
 
Zuckergußgebäck said:
Guys, how about attaching the first levels of the vanilla tech tree to the TGW tech tree?

For which tech fields in TGW, and using which techs from HOI?
 
Well... what are we missing? Something like industry and infantry?

I know that we do have to ignore the first vanilla levels, especially industry, but say that we start at the following gold techs:

INFANTRY
Basic infantry weapons and Battlefield C3I

INDUSTRY
Hydrogeneration, Plastics (needs some modifying) and Catalytic cracking