Colonel, I will take this opportunity again to assure you that I do indeed "browse through all [your] posts and their content." I think you realize that from how many of your ideas and materials have made it into this campaign so far. You have made a ton of contributions and Free France 1940-1945 is so much better for it.ColonelY wrote: ↑Mon Jan 18, 2021 8:07 pm Well, as usual I know you're going to browse through all the posts and their content.
Not too much stress though, building this campaign should remain a pleasure!
I'm still convinced that there are still some relevant elements related to OE (like the construction group, the handful of Vichy French dogfighters, etc.) and in the events that could also follow OE...
Everything in its own time, but - while not stressing yourself - please take as usual the time to go through all of them.
I know, I'm sorry but I'm often writing novels
But if this campaign is to remain a pleasure - in terms of designing it and taking pride in it - I must make the decisions as to what will be included and how it will be implemented. And I do not want to waste precious time debating these decisions. Hence, I may not always react to everything you propose.
Much of what you offer is great stuff but if I were to incorporate ALL of it, this campaign would be like reading a history book. As it is, I fear that I have too much in it already, but I feel the need to tell the story of the Free French in the best manner that I can, given the constraints of the game. Some of your topics are gems and others . . . not so much. I don't want to lose my audience by indulging in minutiae.
In other aspects, such as decorations and units, I give it my best judgment based on my tastes, my research, and again, the constraints of the game. Don't forget that this is "open source" in that, while I would not take plagiarism too kindly, I certainly anticipate players will make their own private revisions to my campaign, once it is finished. Please feel free!
That said, Operation Exporter is finished. Let us now move on to Bir Hakeim.
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But the scenario, of conquest, can go with some raiding parts, as some recon and, well, both preparatory attacks (against airfields for example) or diversionary attacks (outside the main axes of attack) ... a failure in the first, it is a few more Italian bomber units in the air, a failure in the second, it is a few more ground units in front of the troops of the "Force L", of the main Free French group, the one in charge of the conquest of the Fezzan's province itself. 
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Well, it seems to me that the surface area of Tunisia is smaller than that of Libya and Lebanon combined.
But now, there are some questions:
'Could we do something about this?