Panzer Corps 2: Axis Operations - 1946 is out now

[heinz1803]

Sorry but Operation Liberty is again story telling crap. A scenario you can't win is stupid, boring and useless.

[rafstaff]

i agree about storytelling mission- it should'nt be count as a mission and another thing is why there is no upgraded units on the way in campaign- i am currently in mission battle for wichita, so nearly on the end of the campaign and only on the begininng, first 3 missions, we are receiving some new units, after that, not even one new or upgraded- does it mean that german and us technology is not evolving in this year completely and all you can do is bomb them with atomic bomb or go with landkreuzers? It feels for me like going for some really easy and cheesy solution for game, just to finish this

[VirgilInTheSKY]

i agree about storytelling mission- it should'nt be count as a mission and another thing is why there is no upgraded units on the way in campaign- i am currently in mission battle for wichita, so nearly on the end of the campaign and only on the begininng, first 3 missions, we are receiving some new units, after that, not even one new or upgraded- does it mean that german and us technology is not evolving in this year completely and all you can do is bomb them with atomic bomb or go with landkreuzers? It feels for me like going for some really easy and cheesy solution for game, just to finish this

You get all the new purchasable equipment at the start of year 1946, during the campaign you only get land cruisers and nukes as gifted units, if you are not considering all the equipment stock rewards "upgraded units".

[rafstaff]

definitely not, thats more like captured equipment and they are not developed by german industry and technology- jp marines, banzai infantry- nothing made by germany and i mentioned that on the start of the campaign we have some new units, but later on you dont have anything new, its feels like the german technology is not progressing, while they have thanks to alternate history amazing possibility thanks to captured industry. I really loved in the earliers AO that with nearly every new mission i could check inventory for searching new upgrades for my units, right now they just killed this, beacuse we dont receive nearly anything during the campaign

[Stormchaser]

So, was snooping around the Unit files, and have a question:

What the heck is a Jamato-Class when it's at home? Or is that like a dummy entry for the San Fransisco Mission so you can set the Yamato's strength separately?