Campaigns for Modern Conflicts

[bondjamesbond]

Do you play Panzer Corps 2 regularly or often? If so, have you played the Guards Army add-on?

I played the second game and realized it wasn't for me! Sure, the graphics are beautiful, but people definitely don't love games in this genre just for the graphics. So I'm a fan of the first one!!!
https://www.strategium.ru/forum/topic/1 ... nt-4263668

[Tobi72]

I stopped playing right in the middle of the Spanish campaign—the planes were useless, just hovering in the air like vultures, and there was heavy enemy flak everywhere. Now I’ve bought the *Guard* add-on, and guess where the first chapter takes place... Spain. I just wanted to know if it gets exciting later on.

[Tobi72]

I’ve done a lot for Russian players too, and yet they block me—hahaha.

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[bondjamesbond]

I stopped playing right in the middle of the Spanish campaign—the planes were useless, just hovering in the air like vultures, and there was heavy enemy flak everywhere. Now I’ve bought the *Guard* add-on, and guess where the first chapter takes place... Spain. I just wanted to know if it gets exciting later on.

In my opinion, the most interesting thing there is the game *Panzer Corps 2: Axis Operation 1946* DLC. And that's because it features a nuclear bomb and tanks that never actually existed. )
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2393 ... ons__1946/

I’ve done a lot for Russian players too, and yet they block me—hahaha.Screenshot 2026-06-17 190013.png

Don't worry, my friend—I'm your right hand and voice over there )))

[Tobi72]

I was quite surprised when I checked my PC2 page again today. My small practice scenario “Minamoto” has already been downloaded 290 times.
viewtopic.php?p=1075522#p1075522

In terms of structure, it is still fairly simple, as I created it mainly as a pilot project. I am using it to keep learning and to try out new things. It was my first serious attempt at designing a Pacific War scenario, and it still lacks some final polish. So players should not expect too much from it yet.

Nevertheless, thank you very much for your curiosity and interest.

Best regards,
Tobi

[Tobi72]

Okay, I'll keep that in mind; maybe I bought all of that back then—I had put pretty much every DLC into my shopping cart.
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Okay, I bought that with it.

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[Tobi72]

Ah, very good—I'm glad to hear that. Yes, certainly; you're in a better position to help there if any problems or questions arise. Back when I still had access to that site, the translation was terrible.

[terminator]

I was quite surprised when I checked my PC2 page again today. My small practice scenario “Minamoto” has already been downloaded 290 times.

You should make more PzC2 scenarios

[bondjamesbond]

I was quite surprised when I checked my PC2 page again today. My small practice scenario “Minamoto” has already been downloaded 290 times.

You should make more PzC2 scenarios

Or better yet, let's just start creating an unofficial PC2 Pacific add-on—something the official developers themselves couldn't handle and have put on hold indefinitely )))
https://www.gamersglobal.de/galerie/199476

Panzer Corps Heads to the Pacific
For the first time in its 10-year history, the Panzer Corps series is set to explore the Pacific theatre of World War II in depth. This DLC is the first instalment in a new series of campaigns that will recount the dramatic events of the Pacific War.
The largest DLC to date
In this new expansion, players can enjoy a host of new scenarios set against a completely new set of terrain graphics, new game rules and a major new faction. Pacific remains the good old Panzer Corps 2 that fans love and enjoy, but at the same time it offers a new, unusual and original experience
The Rising Sun
At long last, Japan – one of the world’s major powers during the Second World War – has been added to Tank Corps 2. With the introduction of the Pacific Theatre, Japan can now be played not only in the new campaign but also in random scenarios and multiplayer, and is fully accessible to modders and creators of user-generated content. In addition to this, the US faction has also received many new units, with a particular focus on the famous carrier-based aircraft. A total of 70 new models have been added to the game.
Naval Combat Overhaul
In the Pacific theatre of war, naval forces played a prominent and decisive role, and so we needed to expand and add depth to the naval aspect of the game. For this reason, the naval rules have been significantly overhauled and expanded, and all existing content has been tested and fine-tuned to work seamlessly with the new naval system.
A New Campaign to Explore
The new Pacific campaign features a host of well-known (and some lesser-known) battles that took place between 1941 and 1943. As our players would expect, upon completing this campaign, you will be able to save your main units and carry them over to the next instalment in the series.

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app ... 8880667526

[bondjamesbond]

From the Chinese Information Bureau! After long and fierce fighting, the Chinese military has managed to capture all the strategically important locations on the island! The reunification continues! As usual, more details can be found in the screenshots and the replay! The battle was tense but epic!!! More to follow, and we can look forward to the capture of yet another island by our valiant Chinese Airborne Forces and Marines!

[Tobi72]

That was a close call; you were so focused on Penghu City that I thought you’d missed the port of Huxi.

[Tobi72]

I was quite surprised when I checked my PC2 page again today. My small practice scenario “Minamoto” has already been downloaded 290 times.

You should make more PzC2 scenarios

Once I’ve properly mastered the PC 2 editor, I can get started.

[bondjamesbond]

That was a close call; you were so focused on Penghu City that I thought you’d missed the port of Huxi.

No, I was acting like a surgeon there – otherwise something would have been left untouched )))

Yet another Taiwanese island has fallen to our onslaught!!! Chairman Qin congratulates his citizens and his valiant army!!!






Another victory that depends partly on chance! But I enjoyed bombing Taiwanese factories and oil depots, with their multiple launch rocket systems and air defence systems!