The v1.13 version, often bundled as the "Complete Edition," includes the following:
: Never say "Repeat" on the radio unless you want artillery to refire their last mission. Use "Say again" if you just need them to repeat their transmission.
: A complex morale system that tracks the mental state of every individual soldier in Baker Company. File: Radio.Commander.v1.13.Incl.DLC.zip ...
: In later missions like Mission 5, use supply units (like Boar One) to drop fuel and ammo for your advancing platoons, and keep air support like Dragon One in a flanking position for quick medevacs.
To succeed in the "blind" command environment of Radio Commander, consider these community-vetted strategies: The v1
: When attacking a point, drop artillery behind the objective. This prevents enemy reinforcements from entering while allowing your troops to move in without being hit by friendly fire.
: Adds a deep personnel system where every soldier has a name, portrait, and backstory. : In later missions like Mission 5, use
: The in-game map does not update automatically. You must radio units for their coordinates and manually move their tokens on the map to maintain situational awareness.
The v1.13 version, often bundled as the "Complete Edition," includes the following:
: Never say "Repeat" on the radio unless you want artillery to refire their last mission. Use "Say again" if you just need them to repeat their transmission.
: A complex morale system that tracks the mental state of every individual soldier in Baker Company.
: In later missions like Mission 5, use supply units (like Boar One) to drop fuel and ammo for your advancing platoons, and keep air support like Dragon One in a flanking position for quick medevacs.
To succeed in the "blind" command environment of Radio Commander, consider these community-vetted strategies:
: When attacking a point, drop artillery behind the objective. This prevents enemy reinforcements from entering while allowing your troops to move in without being hit by friendly fire.
: Adds a deep personnel system where every soldier has a name, portrait, and backstory.
: The in-game map does not update automatically. You must radio units for their coordinates and manually move their tokens on the map to maintain situational awareness.