I really applaud to this wonderful effort and tool. I always got an allergic reaction seeing flat maps with no terrain undulations in CM in the past. This tool certainly helps to make the game more realistic.
If they release BAOR this year, all else what comes next is secondary to me. If they plan on another WW2 module, eastfront 1943 would seem to be the most logical step, followed by 1943 Tunisia. Big question still is when they update all CM2 releases to engine 5 upgrade. We will learn before the year is over.
They could in theory still sell 3 Eastfront Modules. 1943 Kursk, 1942 Fall Blau/Stalingrad and 1941 Barbarossa/Typhoon.
And yes. Tunisia 1943, El Alamein 1942, Tobruk 1941 would also be possible.
Lets see what happens.
Can second that. Maybe we will get to that point in the next module. But the more important point IMHO is to get East- and West-German troops combined with Belgian and Dutch troops into the game.
A look at the topo (date 1924) tells us there are 50metres height difference going from east (32metres) along the hills (84m, 83m and 69m) to the west. Maybe someone misread the topo or had no topo at all back then?
https://old-forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/468322-battle-of-the-blue-hills-tannenberg-line-1944/
Now that CM:FB Downfall is confirmed, Operation Veritable and Blockbuster would also be of interest:
https://clearing-the-reichswald.project44.ca
https://canadianheroes.org/private-loren-nelson/the-battle-of-the-hochwald-gap/
Lots of them were used in the Rhineland during the Rhine crossings . Would be a big failure if they were omitted.
https://www.history.navy.mil/browse-by-topic/wars-conflicts-and-operations/world-war-ii/1945/operation-plunder.html