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It's definitely the most difficult one in Blitzkrieg. I really enjoyed it in a similar way to Taifun in UOC1 (although not QUITE as good as Taifun), and it takes many tries until the optimal breakout points and cutoffs become clear.

2. Completely agree!

3. I may be mistaken in what you're asking - but what I think you're asking for is displayed on the unit card in the top right as a number - a 3+, for example.

I know I'm nitpicking here, but it should be represented by a 35t rather than a PzII, I believe.

Hi all, I've taken the liberty of setting up an unofficial discord server for this wonderful game. I'd love to see a community build for discussion and MP games.

https://discord.gg/mVSeNTPtEa

(If something like this already exists, please disregard the above and send me and invite!)

Good review. I felt the same re a preference for UOC1's simplicity after my first run-through - but the more I play, the more I appreciate the depth and complexity of UOC2 - I'm sure it is a very steep and potentially off-putting learning curve for people though. UOC1 should almost be the UOC2 tutor...

Finally getting around to playing through all this. Amazing work.

I'm guessing it is impossible for me to have a mixed German/Allied force facing off against the Soviets but here's hoping!

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Good post Daniel, agree entirely.

That unit relocate outside Moscow is the only reason I finished in 14 turns, hah.

Just completed my first play through. Thoughts: Initially disappointed by the first 4-5 scenarios. Didn't enjoy any of them greatly - but by the end of the campaign I found myself thinking this was as good if not better than the Stalingrad campaign, which I absolutely love. Taifun, Donbas Nip and Ki...