drommarnas -> RE: Next Patch 1.00.03 (11/14/2019 6:27:46 PM)
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ORIGINAL: aspqrz02 It isn't that simplistic. Hitler made quite a few mistakes and if you, in the role of supreme German commander, avoid making them then you should do better. Ultimately, however, come late September 1945, the Germans lose as their cities are atom bombed even if they have held on that long. There is, quite literally, no way they can avoid this in anything more than a Risk WW2 style game. I accept that a significant chunk of players prefer fantasy to history, but that means there are a significant chunk of players who prefer history to fantasy ... since this game is so easily moddable then it shouldn't be a problem, simply have two different versions of each scenario, one for the fantasy players and one for the historical players ... a lot of WW2 games only cater, and are structured so they can only cater, for one or the other. This one seems to be quite different, which is a good thing. YMMV [:)] Phil McGregor You might want to research the US bombing campaign in Japan a bit. The 1945 nukes weren't too powerful and the US only had a couple of them. The conventional strategic bombing campaign caused vastly more damage to Japanese cities than the nukes. Same applies to Germany. The German industry only started to collapse once the Allies targeted the infrastructure, not urban centres. Atomic bombs aren't useful for disrupting logistics.
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