Also, there are a LOT of different company types. I think narrowing it down to six to ten per faction would be best. To return to my example from earlier, a Soviet Army 1941 player could choose from the following:

-Infantry
-Motorized
-Tank (Light) T-38, T-40
-Tank (Medium) T-26, T-34, T-28
-Tank ...

Ok, so I am a TO&E aficionado and would be happy to share some of the stuff I have researched. But first, some ideas. I consider BA to be a company-scale game, with the player's forces considering of a company plus additional assets. When creating a force, I think the player should have the ...

Lately, I've had a hard time finding good scenarios. I'd be interested in learning which ones people are most fond of. Any suggestions?

I think I'd like to see four campaigns, perhaps shorter ones. The first would cover 1941 from the German side, including Barbarossa and the Winter Counteroffensives. Next, a 1942 campaign, from the Russian side. This would include everything from the end of the winter campaign to Operation Little ...

And finally, other vehicles. Hope this helped.

-SU-76: Light tank destroyer based off T-70 chassis. Fast and reliable, but lightly armored. Capable of taking out most German light and medium armor.
-ZSU-37: Primary Soviet AA weapon. Lightly armored chassis with a gun capable of taking on infantry ...

Next, armor and heavy SPGs/TDs:

-T-26: 1933 Model only, single turret with light gun and limited armor.
-BT-7: Extremely fast with limited armor and armament.
-T-70: Lightly armored, fast recon tank. Capable of amphibious movement.
-T-34: Well-rounded medium tank. Capable of carrying tank riders ...

I've made quite a list if new Russian units, but it will divide it up by unit type. First, infantry:

-Soviet Riflemen: Basic infantry unit. Carries rifles and 2x AT charges, normal morale/stats.
-Soviet Scouts: Scout unit. Carries rifles and 2x AT charges, normal morale/stats.
-Soviet Assault ...

I'm looking forward to this game, and I plan to purchase it on iPad as soon as it comes out (I'm not a PC Gamer, and really appreciate all the wargames Slitherine is putting on Mac/iPad). I do have a few questions regarding gameplay and tactics:
-How "combined-arms focused" is this game? Basically ...

Don't know if this is too late, but here are my top five suggestions for BA2:

1. Collapsable Structures: If a unit is within it when it crumbles, they take damage. Ruined structures/rubble give defensive bonus.
2. Tank Riders: Screams Ost Front to me! The riding unit would be horribly vulnerable ...

Don't know if this is too late, but here are my top five suggestions for BA2:

1. Collapsable Structures: If a unit is within it when it crumbles, they take damage. Ruined structures/rubble give defensive bonus.
2. Tank Riders: Screams Ost Front to me! The riding unit would be horribly vulnerable ...

Don't know if this is too late, but here are my top five suggestions for BA2:

1. Collapsable Structures: If a unit is within it when it crumbles, they take damage. Ruined structures/rubble give defensive bonus.
2. Tank Riders: Screams Ost Front to me! The riding unit would be horribly vulnerable ...

Don't know if this is too late, but here are my top five suggestions for BA2:

1. Collapsable Structures: If a unit is within it when it crumbles, they take damage. Ruined structures/rubble give defensive bonus.
2. Tank Riders: Screams Ost Front to me! The riding unit would be horribly vulnerable ...

Going to go give BotB a shot! I must say BA took me by surprise, and I am very impressed. And stymied.

Hello, new to BA but a huge fan of the Combat Mission series and similar tactical wargames. Love BA, possibly even more than CM, which is saying something! Anyway, I downloaded the Operation Husky add-on, as Sicily is my favorite campaign and a somewhat obscure one, so kudos to Slitherine on that ...