PzC Toolkit v2.0.5.1 - Classic General v0.11.23 (11/10/26)

[nikivdd]

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[bondjamesbond]

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If we’re going to improve the graphics, then do it for the whole thing — otherwise, the difference between the old and new units is very noticeable! Otherwise, it will strain the eyes again!

[nikivdd]

@Bond
The screenshot shows the very first small test batch of Panzer Corps icons.

[bondjamesbond]

@Bond
The screenshot shows the very first small test batch of Panzer Corps icons.

Then I like it because, alas, the original units are already burning their eyes out! When I've been playing this for days, I haven't burned out my eyes so much! Maybe I was just young, or the Playstation version was improved and had a less acidic look)

Although then there were no flat-screen monitors, but there were TVs with a convex screen)))





I just realised that I hadn’t played through the other campaign branch with my valiant Japanese forces after Singapore, so I set off to take on the British and the Indians! To my surprise, this time the AI didn’t call up who-knows-who in Burma in 1942 ))) I scored a decisive victory and now I’m set to capture India! As usual, here are the screenshots. To be continued...






And so India fell, and I defeated the British and their Hindu vassals! I didn’t capture all the key locations, but I was nevertheless awarded a Decisive Victory! Although I didn’t score enough points either. In this mission, the AI even deployed Soviet T-34-41s in defence, and the mighty British fleet fought against mine ))) But anyway, I’ve been told I’m off to Persia (Iran), where I’ll be facing the British and Soviet troops, and I’ll have to defeat them to capture the oil! After all, the Germans are our allies! But let’s see what happens next – the storyline and gameplay are interesting, but, alas, the graphics are a bit of a let-down )))


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[bondjamesbond]

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The idea of ​​using trophies is excellent, as they are always taken and put to use! The Germans were particularly adept at this during the Second World War, though others were not far behind!