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The AI is very strong, but other people are always going to be punishingly better

Right... and then playing against Ante this gets compounded because he's also the guy who created the AI.

Never going to do that again, he's like a one-man axis of evil 8-)

Can Ante beat his own AI, or has he ...

I LOVE this game, but for me the smaller scenarios seem like more of an appetizer. Now I'm hungry for MORE!

More units, more space, and more turns to pound the enemy. ;-)
Seems once I start giving them a good licking, it's over.

This game cries out for a larger campaign. Perhaps not the entire ...

You know, if the unit icons looked like that, I'm not sure I'd have signed up for the beta. I like the "weird little busts" and the squat little tanks. They're informative and give the game a chess-like atmosphere. Also, (I'm not sure this was the intent, but...) they're kinda cute.

On that note, why use a tank to block up the enemy ZOC? Feel free to use other units, like infantry, to springboard your tank, motorized, and cavalry units into action!

Word of warning though--a space like that is inevitably going to be counterattacked by enemy units in the area, and any unit you ...

That's right, another tip!

Objectives in scenarios have turn limits attached to them, indicating when the point worth for those objectives will start to depreciate. Unless you're playing for the BRILLIANT VICTORY (and even in most cases when you are), there's no need to plan your attack such that ...

Here's another tip:

READ THE MANUAL. It's got lots of explanatory and mechanical fun stuff that can make your game much easier to play!

I don't know if I should call it a "cool" cover, since it's supposed to have a mild "Nazi heroic posing" aesthetic, but it is quite nice.

Maybe an alternate Soviet version is in the works?