I'm minded to agree. I got to Son Bridge by turn 11 but ground to a halt. I was using same tactics as in the 2vs2, driving up the flanks and the centre. The British 1st Airborne last until around turn 20+ but to do that all aircraft supported them, meaning my US airborne took a kicking. I got to the outskirts of Njimegen but never made it to the bridge. I suspect I should have not gone so wide but they'd only pile up behind anyway.KarisFraMauro wrote: ↑Sat Jul 24, 2021 5:57 am I recently played Market Garden 1 vs 1 for the first time, and have to say the Germans felt a bit overpowered. Does anyone else get this impression? To be fair I put most of my air force in the south, but even if I deployed them all in the north I don't think it would have helped much. I'm used to the 2 vs 2 version, so maybe that's colouring my perspective. Ended up with everything in the north wiped out completely long before the southern force got close, and even they ran into a wall of tanks, anti-air and infantry all heavily dug in on the other side of a river. So that was the end of that...
It should be hard but I think if your para drops do not land in target on turn 1 and 2 then you don't stand a chance. Free deployment of XXX Corps might help as you could then set up a better opening barrage and have the right troops in place to advance.
Where do I find the Battle of the Bulge map for the game needing players though? I'm not seeing it in the original post. Thought maybe it was one of those automatically included with the latest mod but that doesn't seem to be the case either (although I might be missing something obvious, as usual).
lines of mostly game-engine stuff that I believe have nothing to do with this particular scenario, like the (British) Home Guard specialisation not present. Of course not, the scenario takes place in Japan in 1945 
That is the problem