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As expected, the first few builds were very rough and the testers struggled a lot. However, their feedback was invaluable. Beyond just finding bugs and improving mechanics, they helped me understand and improve deeper structural problems with the game loop. Here's a summary of testing so far and the next steps.
Development and playtesting is continuing with a focus on
The Mars Rapid Response Vehicle (MRRV). This is the civilian variant.
This enemy is hiding behind good cover, but you can shoot at the air above or next to them to apply suppression.And with physical projectiles you have to be mindful of the background. If a bullet misses its target or a rocket veers off course, it will keep flying until it hits something. As the great Vincent Hanna (Al Pacino) said in the movie HEAT: "Get clean shots. Watch your background!" 
The poor Martian civilian workers are always catching strays.
The cone as shown in debug mode. The idea is to combine dice with physics-based ballistics.
The battle log shows the first 4 bullets missed, but the last 2 hit as the shooter fought the recoil to bring the spray back on target.
The shottie is great for taking down drones, which are small and hard to hit but take just one bullet to bring down.
Explosives are abundant on Mars as they are used extensively in mining operations.
Rebel workers in a trench keeping watch for corporate forces. Big trenches like this are not trivial to make -- this one was created by a strafing airstrike run.
Chemical tanks can be damaged by direct fire or remote hacking. The blasts are powerful enough to leave craters.
Construction crane blows up into smaller pieces, each of which become cover. Please note this feature is still in the experimental stage.
Preserving detailed destruction data across the whole world map creates gigantic save files. Optimizing this has been a very big challenge.
Underground facilities like these are heavily fortified and cannot be destroyed. (On Mars everyone lives under the surface to escape radiation.)So the goal is not to re-create Minecraft, as cool as that would be. The focus of Mars Tactics is firmly on turn-based infantry combat. But I hope destruction is a useful and fun part of the tactics sandbox that allows you to be creative.
Timelapse of a hilltop fortification slowly getting decimated.
Targets run from a grenade.
Targets are suppressed first, then eliminated by a grenade.
Units take into account where a grenade is thrown from. This gives you some control over where they will run away to.
Soldier with a special Trait throws a grenade back.
Digital Tabletop Fest 4: Roll of the Dice is a collaborative celebration of tabletop-inspired games and the dedicated developers behind them. From March 7th to March 11th, there will be demos, previews of upcoming titles, and panels with developers.
Every commander across the mysterious red planet must manage their supply lines wisely and make strategic decisions to determine the war's outcome. 
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