Command: Modern Operations

Added this on my resume for OSINT jobs and got accepted

not diagnosed, but at this point im pretty sure

I've heard it said that CMO is excel for the military, and they aren't wrong. If your looking to be engaged by colorful graphics and fast paced content, this isn't your game. This game is ideal for analysts, investigators, or people just fascinated by modern strategy.

far to over complicated for my liking to many button combos to remember shift+ctrl+f6 ect,ect why they couldnt just have click menus i dont know, and learning the game is like reading war and peace rather than just a play through. alright for people who like this sort of thing i guess,i fell asleep after the 5th of 100 training missions.

This is not a game but a study level simulation tool. The 2D visualization may look simple but under the hood it is anything but. The database it has is beyond enormous and I'm very impressed by the overall realism in a relatively complex submarine engagement I just watched play out from a workshop scenario. Yes the program has lots and lots of ready workshop scenarios. Beware this is extremely complex , taxing , has a steep learning curve and it is not for the uninitiated. If you think DCS can get technical wait till you try this. Makes the DCS mission editor seem like android UI. My main gripe with this program is that you can't act out realistic completely AI controlled strategic nuclear war escalation scenarios and that economic and other aspects are not simulated damage wise , countervalue targets etc... I have the nuclear war simulator game and this is definitely not intended as one but given how well it does most everything else it would be a nice addition to have the possibility to load a mostly filled up world with the current or historic situation and have all of the military units properly populated and then you can just take control of a country and nudge WW3 of the cli…

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