Operazione C3Chema_cagi wrote: ↑Sun Nov 08, 2020 1:55 pm About Operazione C3, some early impressions/suggestions. There's much to be seen yet (the most advanced game I'm playing is turn 6...), but there are some features that have struck me. The scenario has a great potential to be a favourite, as hypothetical as it is, and Erik has done a great design work, as ever
1. Naval reinforcements for both sides (at least to the british/CW) seem to appear teleported near the coast at some point, Final Countdown style (the Kirk Douglas one, not the rock one). Would it not be preferable to have them come earlier but around the map edges? That would ever give more tactical options
2. I've seen Karis making my coastal forts switch sides by simple naval bombardment. Call me ol' fashioned, but I think it would have been better to have some more nuatori commandos capturing them à la Navarone? German fallschirmjäger captured a fort and made it manned against his former owners, which seems more reasonable to me. The naval bombardment surrender/sideswitching thing is game hardcoded, or can be defined in the scenario rules?
I'm sure Karis will have more suggestions. All that said considering it's early in the game.
Quoted my previous message just to make easier to copy/paste into your, we can imagine, extremely long to-do list:
3. The units disembarked into the northern island make difficult to use that airfield as support/repair. Some are paracadutisti, but others described as regular 'italian infantry' need also to remain 3 turns in every 3-point supply hex. This makes the base unusable till turn 18 or so. Being a fictional scenario, a possible solution would be to add some more supply per hex
4. The large amount of german commanders...Perhaps there is some trigger that I didn't set, or they will arrive too late. Might be that solving the mutually close teleport areas of naval reinforcements make easier to trigger, or make their arrival not too late
5. A couple more nuatori units could add much fun to the italian side, perhaps coming along with some 'sottomarino' (sub) along the main island coast