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Only for a turn or two. You see a hit when the container unit is disbanded, but when it's equiptment is slotted into other units it reduces the losses penalty by an equal amount. You'll only see a permanant hit if you disband a container with 100tanks, but only have 50 free slots in the rest...

ooh annother bug. One that looks easy enough to fix as well. :)

Piker. I captured Berlin with the Brits and Frogs before Stalin got involved once. :)

You can load a saved game back into the editor and resave it as a scenario.

Could someone confirm this, I've never heard of it before.

Not with the current version. It's my latest brainchild and at the moment I haven't floated it anywhere else.

One possible solution would be to decouple offensive and defensive shock. IE both players having a 100% modifier on the defense, but only say 30% on the attack. Questions? Comments? Sarcasm?

If you have supply points available yes, but the number provided isn't really adequate for the largest map sizes.

encircled units will see thier supply dwindle and once it reaches 1% begin suffering attrition each turn. Starving them into submission is the cheaper way to go. Before you go about invading northern france, consider your sea transport (pitiful) and the availablilty of supply points (IIRC...

Yes. :freak: As the germans: 25m in poland, 40m in france, 20 until barbarossa, 60m until the front stablizes, after that depends on how much of it's in motion. As the allies generally 10-25m while the defensive. The one game I had where I went on a largescale counterattack doesn't count...

Exactly. :whist:

Exactly right.

what kind of losses did you take fighting the reds? The german OOB is so much larger than the US/UK one that unless you took ~80-90% casualties I can't see any allied landings being more than a futile last gasp (that potenially could make a sealion a viable option) once the bulk of the troops...

maybe. 20km and div size units aren't a great fit. Each unit's right at the over stacking threshhold, and the unit count requires immediate breakdowns on the nato side, and any major losses before the CatBs arrive will do the same for the pact.

The Great War is @15km, and covers western france into persia. North south it only goes as far as St. Petersburg, but if you didn't need the sudan or southern arabia it could probably be extended far enough north.

There is a global modifier to transport speed, it will affect all units on each side equally though. I suspect what you're hitting are the breakpoints between foot, mixed, and motorized movement.

Well you've met the characters I was refering to, although I'm not sure if the mad bomber's started doing his thing in that one or the next.

HFR needed to do alot of backstory setup though to explain why Utah was such a powerkeg, and why the socialists had displaced the republicans as the number2 party in the US. As far as the interwar books go they suffered the twin problems of not having a major war, and that fact that we could...

Harry Turtledove's The Great war. How Few Remain - set in the 1880's when Confederate expansion into Mexico triggers a 2nd war between the states. The Great War Trilogy, 1914-18, principally in north america with the US fighting the Confederacy, Canada, and a Mormon uprising in Utah...

Somehow I see Shane as being a bomber. Just beware superanuatated warhorses. *cryptic grin* (for anyone who hasn't read the books at least)