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I've only played UoC against the AI. Would anyonr like to try H2H? Email me at sabaxter64 -at- gmail.com.

Thanks!

This looks fantastic! Congrats on what looks to be a fantastic addition!

First time I was able to get a brilliant victory. The Germans did threaten my supplies in the centre, but by the time they got to the river, they'd been out of supply for 2-3 turns and therefore no threat. I kept my composure and resisted the urge to send frontline units back to deal with the threat...

I just plaued this one for the first time, and was happy with a 460/700 victory. I actually got Orel one less turn than required. I like the longer time limit as well. I didn't feel as pressured to constantly be advancing 2-3 hexes at least every turn. I don't know if I'll ever get a brilliant victo...

Thanks Tomislav - no, the game is certainly not too easy for me, which is good. It is just difficult enough to keep trying, knowing each scenario is winnable, it is just a matter of figuring out the best strategy. If worse vomes to worse, one can always download a saved game of a more successful pla...

I feel like a loser - 3 tries at this scenario and I just eke out a minor victory on turn 7!

I think Bagration would be quite spectacular. I realize it would involve, what, 5 or 6 campaigns similar to Stalingrad by itself to be played at once lol. One can dream though...

I found a book called "The Secret of Stalingrad" by Walter Kerr. I just stumbled upon it in a used bookstore not too long ago. It was published in 1978, and is quite fascinating. If one can believe the author, it was he who first "discovered" the details of the 10 Reserve armies ...

Heaven forbid one should not be accepted, would we also be advised of such on 15 September?