Europe East Front 1.99x with Enry1977

[LevV]

Greetings,
hereunder are my notes for 69-turn game that lasted almost 4 month and just finished.
Initially meant to entertain myself and later the opponent, after a while became less of a story and more of a tool to help track opponent's units moves between theatres (thus compensating for the lack of similar built-in tool) only to became a burden relatively quick and to start spoiling my fun time by taking half of it for mostly meaningless typewriting, switching back and forth between game and word on a 14-inch laptop. For that reason it does have a number of inconsistencies, appearing when i forgot to make/save changes or didn't care to memorize which exact units i was killing to write them off my books and so on. It does have a number of language mistakes, for which i can only say it isnt my first language. Turns out memoir writing is too demanding for my level of creativity, while filling out endless forms really pushes boredom to the very limits.
Still hope it can be of interest for somebody. I suggest reading first 5-10 turns, checking the screenshots at the end of each of two files (there are no more screenshots other than these 2 spots).
Additionally would like to thank both my opponent and renown the scenario designer for their time and input.

PS: house rules in this game were: 1) purchase max 3 conscripts per turn 2) max number of units purchased from city = number of city hexes (unintentionally broke it twice) 3) no paras over 25 hexes and no para landing in low visibility 4) no intentional "air encirclement" with non-fighter units

part 1: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LW0rcs ... sp=sharing
part 2: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YhFa5f ... sp=sharing

[Enry1977]

Not only you got a more than deserved total victory, but also you wrote a book in the meantime... impressive!

Just to add that this scenario by Keen is fantastic for multiplayers if you like big scenario!