Slitherine

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ORIGINAL: jhak

Correct me if im wrong but it looks like the Narva Detachment army that's supposed to appear early 1944 is missing from all the scenarios except for 1944-45 that has it from the start. VI SS Latvian Corps seems to be missing as well.

Edit: Just checked and noticed that the latvian corps is in as VI SS Corps, but the Narva Army unit is definately missing.

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ORIGINAL: el hefe

Situational commands are difficult to have in as reinforcements that are tied to time lines instead of geographic considerations.

Trey

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ORIGINAL: jhak

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ORIGINAL: el hefe

Situational commands are difficult to have in as reinforcements that are tied to time lines instead of geographic considerations.

Trey

Yes, but weren't most of the withdrawals\reinforcements situational? Most units that were withdrawn were done so due to them being mauled in combat etc. Now that might not happen in the game but they're still withdrawn because it happened irl. Same goes for reinforcements.. Army group B is another great example.. only created for the caucasus offensive and thus being situational hq's but it's still in the game.
I guess it's a matter of trying to balance between historical accuracy and gameplay.

Why not allow the player to build some additional HQ's since they were created largely based on developing situations and for different offensives etc?

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ORIGINAL: el hefe

Withdrawals aren't in the game for being destroyed or even mauled historically. They are only on the list if they get redeployed to another theater. Just because a unit got destroyed historically on x date, does not mean it gets withdrawn from the game on the same date. For example, the units that were destroyed in Bagration in July 44, aren't on the withdrawal table unless they were shipped to another theater.

Army Groups A and B are situational and arrive only if certain towns in the Caucasus get captured by the Axis. There's nothing saying that more conditions couldn't be created for additional hqs such as Narva, AG Don, etc. With the current system, it wouldn't work propely without some additional code. It's a suggestion for a future feature.

Trey

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ORIGINAL: jhak

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ORIGINAL: el hefe

Situational commands are difficult to have in as reinforcements that are tied to time lines instead of geographic considerations.

Trey

Yes, but weren't most of the withdrawals\reinforcements situational? Most units that were withdrawn were done so due to them being mauled in combat etc. Now that might not happen in the game but they're still withdrawn because it happened irl. Same goes for reinforcements.. Army group B is another great example.. only created for the caucasus offensive and thus being situational hq's but it's still in the game.
I guess it's a matter of trying to balance between historical accuracy and gameplay.

Why not allow the player to build some additional HQ's since they were created largely based on developing situations and for different offensives etc?

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ORIGINAL: jhak

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ORIGINAL: el hefe

Withdrawals aren't in the game for being destroyed or even mauled historically. They are only on the list if they get redeployed to another theater. Just because a unit got destroyed historically on x date, does not mean it gets withdrawn from the game on the same date. For example, the units that were destroyed in Bagration in July 44, aren't on the withdrawal table unless they were shipped to another theater.

Army Groups A and B are situational and arrive only if certain towns in the Caucasus get captured by the Axis. There's nothing saying that more conditions couldn't be created for additional hqs such as Narva, AG Don, etc. With the current system, it wouldn't work propely without some additional code. It's a suggestion for a future feature.

Trey

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ORIGINAL: jhak

quote:

ORIGINAL: el hefe

Situational commands are difficult to have in as reinforcements that are tied to time lines instead of geographic considerations.

Trey

Yes, but weren't most of the withdrawals\reinforcements situational? Most units that were withdrawn were done so due to them being mauled in combat etc. Now that might not happen in the game but they're still withdrawn because it happened irl. Same goes for reinforcements.. Army group B is another great example.. only created for the caucasus offensive and thus being situational hq's but it's still in the game.
I guess it's a matter of trying to balance between historical accuracy and gameplay.

Why not allow the player to build some additional HQ's since they were created largely based on developing situations and for different offensives etc?

Ok.. it's good to know that the situational units thingy allready exists. Must have been a helluva job finding out what to really withdraw and what were just moved to get some R&R.