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Tombstone -> (1/14/2003 1:35:57 PM)
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Funny you should ask. The scenarios are so big that the core force has to be purchased along pretty strict lines. Well, the option to get whatever you want is always a plus. Anyways, if it works out right the player would have a core force of NINE SS PzGren platoons, a pziv co, a pziii co, a SPA Bn, and some other stuff. I was planning on controlling points to player so they only get to recoup losses at places where they might have some time to. Of the nine scenarios 4 of them are "what if" things had gone better for the germans or if the 2nd SS Pz Corps wasn't withdrawn. The scenarios go like this so far-
#1 Assaulting Front-line taking a little village called Gremuchii
#2 Moving east to secure the flank of 2nd SS Pz Corps
#3 Widening penetration and taking towns along Lipovnyi Donetz
#4 What-if crossing of Lipovnyi Donetz
#5 Banks of the Psel River this is when 3rd SSPzGren changes to secure the left flank of the PzCorps and tries to cross it
#6 Hill 226.2 is the taking of a critical height across Psel
#7 North of the Psel 3rd SSPzGren making the push to it's furthest historical limit.
#8 Vishnaia Ol'shanka What-if scenario around a town to the north of Prokhorovka to take advantage of what is now a successful battle by 1st and 2nd SSPzGren.
#9 another what-if scenario where the previous battles have led to the mass retreat of many soviet mech and armored units. 3rd PzGren get's to interdict the stampede in the scenario I use to explain how 5th Gds Tk army get's hosed enough to stop being a credible threat.
From there I was planning an advance north and west along the Seim river toward Kursk, and finally an attack on the big city itself.
My good map info stops at #8 though, cause nothing detailed happened north of Prokhorovka.
If you wanna take a look, or playtest any of the scenarios, or whatever let me know.
Tomo
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