According to Erik, "This is (hopefully) the last of the PzC conversions." Here is the Campaign Tree:
Very interesting to note that "Crossroads 2" leads to two very different types of endings. The path leading to "End on the Elbe" is one of those "victory despite overall defeat" situations whereas "Dunkirk (1945)" and "Sea Lion (1945)" result in true German victory. The player should keep this in mind and perhaps save the campaign with a unique name before choosing a path at "Crossroads 2" so that he can come back later and play the alternative.
This may not be important, but I would be more comfortable with the default "1-1-0" instead of this date:
If it is significant, though, this date may in fact cause problems; I'd go with "1-1-0" instead:
You may want to improve on this a bit. Rant, rave, scream, cry! "We have been utterly defeated. This campaign has ended in ignominious failure and your personal disgrace." You can add the "dummkopf" and "schweinhund" as you like. The stage is yours and the spotlight is on you. Emote!
This, however, is a delicate situation. But first, let's get "victory" in the image field:
The delicate situation is, what do you say here if you do choose to enhance this statement? Recall what I said above; one result it a negative victory, a "we won the campaign, but we lost the war." The other result is, "The war is over. Without a base of operations anywhere in Europe, the Americans have focused their efforts on defeating the Empire of Japan . . . With the defeat of Britain, the conflict on the Western Front has ended" (quoting from Sea Lion (1945)). My point is, the campaign victory statement needs to cover both endings so it probably needs to be something general like "This campaign has ended in glorious fashion! Despite overwhelming odds, all of our objectives have been achieved. Well done!"
Interesting - you rarely use variables in your campaigns. It will be interesting to see how this one works. In the meantime, I suggest that you make the notification viewable by the Axis alliance:
You can barely see it but the highlighted text is "Germany East 1944." Could this be a problem considering that campaign is still named "Germany East 44"?
