Rommel88

Ok, thanks for you responses. Nobody is aware of any mathematical calculation then? The first reply is very interesting (Philippe) as it suggests that there are key points on the map that have to be held. Holding the left flank makes sense.

In the Carentan scenario a new setup area is determined for each new battle based on progress made. How does this work? I ask the question, because it is possible to avoid the bridges completely (as allies) and advance into the open space between them. Next battle, the new setup area is beyond the bridges. I also (as allies) managed to take Carentan and advance beyond it, but, because my Axis opponent advanaced far into my rear on my left flank the new setup area was well back into territory I had already previously taken. It seems very strange, especially as one can avoid actually taking the bridges. Please help/explain. Thanks.