Tutorial should lead up to 1939-1945 campaign.

[edahl1980]

I think it would be fun if you could continue after completing the tutorial. Take your boys from training to war. How about it?

Kind of like in Allied general when you got the option to continue the African campaign.

[Kerensky]

This was something thrown around during BETA, for example you can pick a single unit from the training scenarios as your commander that you start off in Poland with as a bonus instead of just starting Poland fresh, but the idea turned out to not be feasible. Among many reasons, the main reason is that the training scenario faction isn't the actual German faction. Their equipment profiles and availability stats are not the same either.

[Hanal]

It's obviously too late now, but if the tutorials were set during the Spanish Civil War, and you had to complete them to advance to the campaign, then that would have been cool.

[starbird]

This was something thrown around during BETA, for example you can pick a single unit from the training scenarios as your commander that you start off in Poland with as a bonus instead of just starting Poland fresh, but the idea turned out to not be feasible. Among many reasons, the main reason is that the training scenario faction isn't the actual German faction. Their equipment profiles and availability stats are not the same either.

Pity, I think it's a great idea. Now things are more like out of blue you were left at altar, and next day found yourself married to a totally stranger, and half as pretty.
Give some closure, or give a heads-up ahead.

[edahl1980]

It's obviously too late now, but if the tutorials were set during the Spanish Civil War, and you had to complete them to advance to the campaign, then that would have been cool.

That is an even better idea. Control the condor legion in Spain.
This was the beginning of PG2.