Red Steel, Rzhev: What genius designed this map placing a road and railway along rivers? Sorry, but two bridges after each other is a newbie mistake for custom stuff, but not official one after 5 years. This is plain shameful. I can't believe no one bothered about this.
Luckily, it's so (apparently) noticeable right on the first move in the scenario, so I can fix it myself quickly to repeat my deployment phase.
Rzhev - A Bridge Too Far
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Re: Rzhev - A Bridge Too Far
This is more to my likening, including swamps on rivers, no forests on rivers to better distinguish, no swampy (rail-)roads, open ground on bridges, and most importantly more farmland around settlements and on placed houses. How should these people survive without supermarkets?
Re: Rzhev - A Bridge Too Far
What is the problem with it? It can't be a big one if noone complained.Horst wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 6:24 pm Red Steel, Rzhev: What genius designed this map placing a road and railway along rivers? Sorry, but two bridges after each other is a newbie mistake for custom stuff, but not official one after 5 years. This is plain shameful. I can't believe no one bothered about this.
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During Beta (almost a year ago):
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I still fail to see why we can't have two bridges next to eachother.
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Re: Rzhev - A Bridge Too Far
The problem is that the roads crossing on a river do not form a bridge and therefore the movement is slowed down at this place which is considered an obstacle(=river) despite the presence of these roads crossing...
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Which is precisely why it has been made that way, because units don't always get the luxury of perfect movement directly at the front lines. IIRC Gabe brought it up quite a while ago in the public forum, and I answered that there's a destroyed bridge trigger for it from start. Roads crossing or not does not make a diff here.
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It's fine about blowing bridges. Sorry, but that destroyed (double) bridge inside this settlement was not visible to me, as such undesired double-bridge constructs are halfway under water. Btw, there is a double-blowup of the same bridge lower-right too although no real issue.
I'm only glad to have passed this scenario now after all my nitpicking corrections that spoilt the fun to play through for the first time. Thx, Termi, I totally missed the (for real this time) buggy double-cross bridge that I'm going to fix too.
Buggy or not, settlements on rivers are terrible to defend anyway and should better be avoided, including such double-length bridge constructs that already look terrible enough.
Btw, I also don't get it why the town "Gravatovo" (lower-right) had to be ownership of my allied player with all the other deployment hexes around. I corrected that unnecessary annoyance too.
I'm only glad to have passed this scenario now after all my nitpicking corrections that spoilt the fun to play through for the first time. Thx, Termi, I totally missed the (for real this time) buggy double-cross bridge that I'm going to fix too.
Buggy or not, settlements on rivers are terrible to defend anyway and should better be avoided, including such double-length bridge constructs that already look terrible enough.
Btw, I also don't get it why the town "Gravatovo" (lower-right) had to be ownership of my allied player with all the other deployment hexes around. I corrected that unnecessary annoyance too.

