huertgenwald wrote:So that makes a total of 90 (60 in your soul ?)

Of course no, I don't know what happened, also that how can I delete one of my posts so I have edited them. Sorry for "tripling".

30. In my soul 20

Panzer General, of course :D Later I played with other games, including PG2 and 3. I love Panzer Corps because it has the PG1 feeling with better combat mechanism, interface, editor etc. etc. and it has graphics better than PG2 :) (Personally I think that PG3 had actually worse visual than 2. Ugly 3...

And one last thing. If I understood well, the difficulty in PC doesn't affect the enemy troops' exp at all. Is this correct?

TY Kerensky!

It would be a lot of work (and exploit - I still haven't played with all of the original campaign's scenarios, not to mention GCs) so I probably stay with the original exp settings.

I would like to change only the AI's new units' exp to 0. In PG I love that times when my 5-star core Tiger force rolled through America :D And hate when they bought 3-star reinforcements "from the air" while I could buy only greens at any time. So I think it was somewhat unfair. Of course...

Hi All! First of all, I was a big fan of Panzer General and of course love this game, too :lol: I like challenges, but I prefer realism. So even in PG I didn't like when newly bought AI units had experience. They were rookies, weren't they? And if I buy units, neither them have experience. But in PG...

The general problem, as I see it, is that there is no notion of historic ratios between different tanks. Prestige is a too-simple tool to encompass all of this. As I see it; prestige is an "after the fact" "objective" analysis of each unit's worth; and as such, it's fine. But th...