paullus99
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I guess to clarify - in 1941, Germany is looking for a knock-out blow that would put Russia out of the war as quickly as possible. The original objectives of the campaign were Leningrad, Moscow & Kiev (most of the Ukraine really), so the original victory objectives should probably reflect that (along with bonus cities, like Gorky or Rostov, if the German player can get there. In 1942, Germany was looking for the next best objective to try to get Russia to finally collapse - places like Saratov, Stalingrad & the Caucausus, so these might make sense as new objectives to try to put the VP level over the top (and by this time, Leningrad & Moscow aren't quite the objectives they were in 1941 & their capture in 1942 would not have had the same effect on Russian morale). In 1943, Germany was limited to trying to destroy as much Russian firepower as possible to either go back on the offensive strategically or achieve more of a stalemate (for rebuilding), so the objectives were much more limited. So, if the German player captures Moscow & Leningrad in 1941 - they are worth more points, but less points in 1942 & beyond, because they are less important to ending the war on German terms (if that would even be possible without a crushing victory in 1941). Again, I don't know if this is possible, but it would reflect the course of the war & not just make victory arbitrarily based on capturing one or two cities on the board. Just a thought.
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