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Great looking this squad of flamethrower sappers at the end I won't confuse them with other engineers and bridge engineers ))))
It's sad that we don't have such an event we could send saboteur spies to Tehran to eliminate three important world figures ))))
US President Franklin D. US President Franklin D. Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin, Chairman of the State Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks (Bolsheviks), General Secretary of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks (Bolsheviks) and Chairman of the USSR National People's Commissariat of the Soviet Union, at a dinner party in honour of Churchill's birthday in Tehran during the Tehran Conference in 1943© AP Photo
It was 1943. The conference was code-named ‘Eureka’. Stalin's route was kept in strict secrecy. Only years later it turned out that the leader travelled in a letter train number 501 Moscow - Stalingrad - Baku, and from there the delegation accompanied by 27 fighter jets flew to Tehran.
I've played both of those scenarios vs the AI and thoroughly enjoyed them. They give a nice, broad overview of the entire European theater. So I, for one, would like to say thank you for a great work!ajs81 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2025 8:17 am I wrote both large scenarios Europe at War and World at War with the intention that they would be scenarios for a 1 vs 1 game. This is absolutely not a scenario for a human vs AI
Unfortunately, as it turned out, people do not play 1 vs 1, and playing with a computer makes no sense. And time. One turn is at least an hour if not two.
I also thought that if the map was realistic and there were events like those that took place during WWII, more people would play. I was wrong.