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Now you might ask why no other variants were added. I can't speak on behalf of Sonja or whoever contributed to DAW, but it may be due to time constraints.


In the original, there are around 650 different units in the list. In DAW, there are approximately 1,300 – so already double the number ...

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It has now grown light. The airplanes join the fighting. But it is not only my own air force that is springing into action. The French air units are also striking hard. At the top of the map, they hit one of my core tactical bombers, which I had deployed without fighter cover ...

-> Rubyjuno: I’m always delighted that you find the examples I’ve shared interesting. This time, I’ve got something with a British connection again…

Towards the end of 1942, the focus shifts (naturally) to North Africa, alongside the Solomon Islands. Various stages of the Allied landings in Morocco ...

This map is tricky the first time because one does not know how much needs to be diverted to the sides. I think I recall having a 6 spotting recon and 5 spotting fighter in my first playthrough which helped massive.


That’s right; on a map as elongated as this one, a broad overview is ...

The ‘Jeddah’ (Dschidda) scenario marks the start of the actual offensive on the Arabian Peninsula. The mission takes place entirely on the western side of Arabia, along the long coastline of the Red Sea. As the British are expecting the main strategic attack to come from the oil-rich eastern side ...

I have a Fog Of War question for DAW: I have it checked when starting DAW (so FOW on), but still I am able to see all of enemy s units and their movements. When using the FOW cheat code, it only changes the visibility of the hidden mg nests.


When you start the campaign, you can also set the ...

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A few rounds later, back on the western flank. The Japanese have crossed the river at several points, as the existing forces are unable to cover the entire length of the river. A more serious crisis is looming here too. From the eastern flank, depleted units are heading towards the ...

Another example scenario for the upcoming 1942 campaign. Here we see a battle that took place in September 1942 in the Solomon Islands, specifically on Guadalcanal. There, fighting raged for months over the airfields, particularly Henderson Field. In the 1942 campaign, these individual battles ...

The second scenario in this campaign section, ‘Lebanon’, is, strategically speaking, something of a large-scale flank protection operation. A distinctive feature of this mission is the very limited deployment of core troops. Only 8 + SE units can be deployed. The rest must be handled by the ...

Thank you for your response. I suppose the inherent imbalance caused by the elite Amulet units also explains why you added the attrition/Naturereignis Grim Reaper unit/mechanic, which only harms the player and not the opponent. I'm still not a fan of how it's implemented, but I understand that ...

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I want to ask if this choice was due to time constraints—as I know that creating all of these scenarios and building a plausible alternate history timeline is already incredibly time- and resource-intensive—or if it was a deliberate design choice based on the idea that the German arms industry ...

St Etienne: de French counter attack in turn 14.
I have no problem with units emerging from off map left or right. But getting caught off guard with units SPAWNING at locations next to my units and then surprise attacking is a bit too much. Lost 2 units and 2 heavily damaged.


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Greetings! I have considered a DAW replay for my next project. I don't quite like +5 Manstein or -5 turns, as those heavily reward map pre-knowledge, especially air waves, so I have settled on the following rules...

That’s an interesting approach you’ve taken there. However, +3 strength points ...

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In the end, Schweinschädel manages to fight his way to freedom. The Guard now only needs to occupy the town. Artillery is on standby to provide cover, meaning that a counter-attack would have no chance of success. A DV was secured by the narrowest of margins. This was also thanks ...

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To ensure the riverboat is not lost, it is being towed out of the danger zone and returning to the Elbe. Skalitz is now fully in our hands and resistance there has been broken. We can now begin the flanking attack north of Schweinschädel. However, an attack by our cuirassiers in the ...

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Thanks to our own artillery now coming into action, the enemy cavalry is driven back. This most critical moment of the battle is overcome without any setbacks. To secure the attack across the river from the flank, the new armoured train is sent right to the front. Although it is a ...

Back in November 2025, I had already shared a few screenshots from the German-Danish War here. Now here is a second series of screenshots from the ‘Skalitz’ scenario. This third mission from the 1866 war against Austria and a number of states of the German Confederation is set against the backdrop ...

Hi Sonja89, thanks for still supporting this mod :-). Im at Lyon now, and struggling - great challenge.
Is there a list of captured units or heros that are awarded? It would help me deciding to buy new units or not...


Hello Ptje63, I’m afraid I can’t provide you with a list like that. I could ...

Thanks from me too for the clear explanation, Eskuche. The ‘Luftwaffenbauregiment’ basically acts like an aircraft carrier on land. It can be very helpful, but it can also be dangerous, as Eskuche described.

The ‘Pfalz’ scenario is indeed a tough nut to crack, and I had actually set it even tougher ...

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My convoy has almost completed the detour and is now heading south. The cargo ships are approaching the southern ice barrier, which they must navigate around to the west. Two German submarines are advancing on my convoy from the west. However, the enemy submarines are launching ...