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Coiler12 -> RE: OPLAN 5027-14(Testing) (6/6/2014 9:24:15 PM)
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ORIGINAL: pjb1
this should now work with the new build. Any input is appreciated
Ok, here's some input. I'm going to be critical, because this scenario has a lot to criticize. The whole thing is extremely cluttered-the airbases are multi-unit, and there's a huge quantity of aircraft around. The briefing and times imply a limited Osirak-esque strike, but the scenario's set up for the first several hours of a peninsula-wide war. My computer could barely run the scenario even if I did nothing but turn on a radar.
Post-1991 Korean War scenarios are not really suited for Command, and it's little wonder you boosted their strength by giving them modern Chinese planes and a ton of MiG-29s. (In one of my unfinished scenarios, I had to do the same.) The problem is that what conventional capacity the KPA has left doesn't lend itself to an easily effective scenario, so you have to either add ahistorical components or make it really creative.
If you wanted a limited strike, I'd suggest walling off the rest of North Korea with a no-nav zone and only putting in the defenses around the target area itself, and having your forces stage from single-unit airfields (or carriers) with no extraneous defenses. That should save a ton of resources and significantly reduce the unit count. If you want a Second Korean War, I'd say focus on a limited aspect of it, like a rescue mission or close support (to be extra-challenging, make the latter from the KPAF side.)
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