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I played through about ten turns of this scenario. I agree with others who highlight its main problem: the Germans are far too dependent on the bridge not being destroyed. I don't think they have a realistic chance to cross the major river with enough units to take the large town when the Reds can target the lone engineer unit with mortars, OBA, and whatever other units are near it and there's a 50% chance the bridge is blown up by the Soviets. That's what happened on turn 10 of my play. I didn't think it was worth it to play on. I think one typically needs to be very methodical and patient playing PG. I don't think there's much chance the Germans get enough units across the river to completely capture the town without the bridge. That being said, I think the scenario has promise. It does have an interesting mix of opposing forces. If I play it again I think I'd house rule removing the Red Army engineers, thus keeping the bridge intact. |
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