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Can't say if it's been getting worse, but I did feel that Classic was already pretty hard when I first tried it.

Hello all- Attached is my walkthrough for completing UoCII in Hard Mode with every bonus objective completed except for the Dragoon scenario which requires you to kill a specific unit that you may never even see. The one caveat is that I was working on this in June and then life events forced me to ...

Hello- Remagen bridge is an objective that awards an HQ upgrade, but it does not appear in the list of objectives. This leads to the question of whether it's an error that its an objective on the map or is missing from the list. Also, Besancon is missing the little tail on the letter C. I wouldn't e...

I agree and mentioned this in another post that it is very difficult to have any attachment to your troops since you can't really manage them. It might also be interesting to be able to manage exactly when certain units make appearances (similar to what was already described by the OP). Currently I ...

I also agree with the bulk of what has been said here, with an exception regarding Security Units. In my opinion this is the most valuable level 3 skill in the game. 'But Eqqman, you extremely articulate and always insightful raconteur, why do I need half-strength or worse units that can't even do a...

So my behaviour has changed quite a lot. Prior to that patch, engineer equipped units would be leading the spearheads, attacking left and right. Now, I keep them in reserve to siege fortified units in cities. Engineers are far too brittle to be used on the offensive. Set Piece Attack is pretty much...

But in Market Garden that lets you cheese the scenario by dropping tons of airborne guys up at Arnhem, grabbing all the objectives on like turn 2 or 3, and then hitting END scenario even though you haven't even linked up the Arnhem bridgehead with the Brits coming to relieve them. I don't know how ...

Hi- some of the extra paratroops are given out when you take the other objectives. So you'll use starting paras to drop on sites that award more so you can run a chain of airborne drops.

I thought the game did this already?

That may be true if Greyhounds are attached to armor, but not infantry. With a more powerful specialist I can do attacks where nobody is lost. I wouldn't say I don't use 'em but it's just too fragile for widespread use. A good use is Recon/Artillery/Artillery so I can soften up other units and avoid...