True, Gross Deutschland does have an excellent combat history and is comparatively untainted by allegations of misconduct. However, the problem is that as a division-level unit they didn't exist until 1942. Earlier, they simply weren't a large enough unit to really fit in with filling out an entire ...

Here's a tip that I used in Panzer General 2, especially once I really got into the user-created patches and OpenPG2 and all that. I would go to http://www.feldgrau.com/ (an apparently non-partisan site dedicated to historical facts on units, such as date of commissioning, area and times of service,...

One benefit of double hex range for certain armoured units is that the AI and player can avoid the over crowding that sometimes goes on around choking points such as cities along major rivers etc which especially the computer AI engages in to its tactical detriment. I think units such as the German...

Just so the devs are aware, I'm yet another customer with a nice shiny credit card waiting for a North Africa DLC.

I know the issue is closed, but I have to admit that I LIKE the unpredictability of the combat predictions. Like the old cliche goes, no plan survives contact with the enemy. At the scale we're talking about with PzC, a lot of unexpected results should be the norm. The true test of a wargamer is whe...

Yes indeed, in its AT configuration an 88 is treated completely by the game as an Anti-Tank unit, with all that implies for bonuses against Recon/Tank, it becomes a city capture unit and not support, etc. The only thing that kills me a little bit is that StuG units are always treated as Artillery. :...

That makes sense, but I can tell you that I'd REALLY like to see something appear on my screen when it happens to me. :-\ There wasn't a "scuttled" message or any other kind of text, the ship just... faded away. So apparently the message appears when you the player does it, but it's not sc...

So, I'm going through Sealion '40 and finally the tide has turned. The vaunted RAF has been sent scurrying back to their airfields in the Midlands, all of Her Majesty's Capital ships have been sent to the bottom, the Reading airfield has fallen to the Fallschirmjager, and the Army is preparing to un...