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he does not profit from a side entrenchment against your counterattacks.
Good point, this probably most useful at the France frontline..
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Is there any disadvantage to using 2 sides entrenchment instead of 1?
If not, we should just always entrench 2 sides I guess.. never need the 1 side option..
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I have 30" 2560x1600 but I find the icons and buttons far too small.
They don't seem to scale automatically withyour res they are fixed pixels I think.
Do I had to downgrade the res to 1920x1080 to make it easier to control.
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A cool scenario would be D-Day with the Normandy coast being the entire map with turns representing maybe a couple of hours. Any modders out there up to it?
Combat mission battle for Normandy has a user made map that tries to simulate this, check that forum also on battlefront.com. Sorry don't have a link I'm on iPhone.
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What happens if we don't cease fire when the time runs out?
Is the final score downgraded?
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"The Myriad Faces of War" by Trevor Wilson is a favourite of mine. Deals with the war solely from the British standpoint, but it is very well put together. Not a short read though! Having bought and read the book many years earlier I was gobsmacked to find that his niece turned up in my history class, even though he writes out of Adelaide in Australia and I am in the UK.
It's a small world indeed...
Yes it is! All of us Aussies go through the UK for a while. I spent 5 years there and I ran into my Auntie coming out of a travel agent purely by chance, didn't even know she was on holidays
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I mostly read about the aviation:
-Winged Victory by V.M Yeates: It's about a camel squadron similar to the author's own experiences.. although the cover has an SE5a!
-Goshawk Squadron by Derek Robinson: Dark humour and grim tales of an SE5a Squadron
-Fire in the Sky by Michael Molkentin: The Australian Flying Corps contribution VERY good book for Aussies
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Thanks for your answers Marco I'm using it now, looking good!
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Hi,
Does this work properly on the final version? does it cover everything?
Many thanks!
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Will it be better than the original campaigns?
I know I know silly question
But I only just bought the game yesterday, and will start playing next week. I'm wondering if I should play the original campaigns or play this new one (assuming it's out by then).
Diplomacy
in Strategic Command - World War 1: The Great War 1914-1918
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Sounds good. Although just as in real life some countries should be very difficult or impossible to sway.
But Holland, Norway, Sweden shouldn't be so expensive to sway.