Slitherine

Part 26:

Heck his rampage, cutting a swathe through France, from Sedan to Neufchateau, beating up Charles de Gaulle wherever he can be found...

Sedan



Arras



Lille



Dunkirk



Abbeville



Neufchateau

Part 27:

Heck crosses the Channel and lands on British soil. It goes really well. Kind of. Well enough that he manages to raid London and get back to France alive.

Dover:



Brighton:



Epsom:



Portsmouth:

Part 28:

Heck goes to Greece to save some Italians. Then he stops Greeks from overrunning Albania.

Greece:



Albania:

Part 29:

1941. Balkans & Greece.

Zagreb:



Yugoslavia:



Thessaloniki:



Thermopylae:



Crete:



Training:

Part 30:

Operation Barbarossa, invasion of SU, June 1941.

Raseiniai:



Minsk:



Yelnya Offensive:



Gomel:



Lokhvitsa:



Kiev '41:



Mozhaisk Line:



Moscow:



Klin:

Part 31:

Rzhev 1942

Part 32:

Demyansk



Cerberus



Kummersdorf

Part 33:

Kerch



2nd Kharkov



Voronezh



Voroshilovgrad

Part 34, Leningrad front:

Nordlicht



Ladoga

Part 35, Stalingrad:

Bombing



Streets



Assault



Blut

And that concludes this 1936-1942 playthrough.

Overall, the AO series is very entertaining. Lots of hours, lots of fun. Not everything is top notch, but I dare say there are more good moments than bad

The main downside for me is the lack of challenges in the later DLCs. I know I can add more negative traits and options or play without heroes/medals, but that's also taking away a lot of the elements that make PZC2 fun.

Heroes, Steamroller medal, OS, gift units, special heroes and hero combos --> completely alters the way the game plays and makes creating challenging scenarios impossible without also making the game inaccessible to 90% of players.

Anyway.

If 1943 arrives in a timely manner I suppose I'll continue this playthrough.

Cheers!