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For me it is an unsatisfactory toy. Once I realized the limitations of the AI and accepted the immateriality of losses and actual historical objectives the game ceased to be any fun. It can be a challenging puzzle, but there are better puzzle games on the market. It is failing as what it advertises ...

Without accounting for losses or true territorial objectives (i.e. if the Axis abandon Stalingrad at the moment the Soviets counterattack controlling the airfields supplying Stalingrad is pointless) the game fundamentally fails at even superficial simulation of the battles / operations presented. At...

If conservation of force is not part of historical accuracy then what is? I can not think of very many battles where losses were immaterial so long as your side was the last one standing on a few pieces of ground.

After playing this game awhile my number one suggestion is to fix the AI. All to often all the AI does in retreat back to the various objective hexes as fast as possible, with no regard for control of territory. This combined with the lack of any persistent effect between scenarios in a campaign (be...

I want to see a continuous campaign where the results of one scenario inform the start of the next. It is unsatisfying to in one scenario achieve a decisive or brilliant victory and in route to this capture important river crossings, build bridges and such, then in the next scenario find yourself st...

As of this evening, 23 December 2012, AVG is detecting the Steam supplied uoc.exe as infected.