Slitherine

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Hello,

Is there a tool to build up AARs easily or do we have to note our results on a papersheet ?

I tried this editor but I do not see a saved game to be loaded: viewtopic.php?t=26898

With People's General we have Luis PeG Suite allowing us to create AARs very easily by loading the last saved game of a campaign...

Thx for letting me know.

What ?
The editor you put a link to is an equipment editor, which modifies "equipment.pzeqp" in your PzC/data folder.

To build an AAR you'd use screenshots or a screencapture tool like "Fraps".

HtH

So there is no comparable tool as PeG or PG2 editor for Pz Corps.

You cannot load the saved game of the very last scenario of a campaign, click on a mouse and get automatically a report with victory and loss per played scenario (including the nr and types of kills).

It would be needed.

Screenshots are only there to show up a specific part of the battlefield, not a campaign reporting of successes and losses.

There is currently nothing available like the Guzman tools for PeG and PG2 in PzC. I am not sure if there will be when Afrika Korps is released but there have been requests for more information along the lines that you're asking for, so there might be. In the meantime, sorry to say, it's a case of keeping a separate tally. All we have now is the 'C' key for casualties, but that is a running total and not scenario-by-scenario.

OK Thx El Condoro for your clear answer.

Kameraden, what happened to version 1.30?
Some scenarios are much easier, such as Vitebsk. It seems that the enemy has far fewer units. This is true?
It is true that the A.I. skill increased a little, but not enough to impose a challenge as it was before.

Vitebsk - my men waited anxiously as the Soviet steamroller headed straight for us. Our defensive line along the river was strong. As the Soviets melted away against our front line defense, two separate battle groups had been sent to form a pincer movement. Worked like a charm. The Soviets panicked as my Panzers wreaked havoc behind their lines. The Luftwaffe gained air superiority which greatly aided in the effort. We sent the Soviets running after only 10 or 11 turns.