Will there be a grand campaign like PzC?

[simcc]

Are you guys (developers) planning for a grand campaign for this game? its a fun game just abit too short for me, love the grand campaign on PzC. I do hope to see a grand campaign for this game too eg invasion of china, singapore, indochina etc, playing Brits for the defend of the colony would be nice and also i hope to get the japanese defensive mission too like in PzC grand campaign where the Germans is fighting Russian. It would be nice to play as japanese defending all those small islands.

A few thingd needed.
-Name of place like PzC
-Easier view of unit stats especially transport vehicle

Great game

Thx.

[adherbal]

Several DLC and expansions are planned and we are slowly starting to work on their content. More details will follow later, once we actualy have something to show

City and hex names are also on the patch list!

[monkspider]

The Grand Campaign was the crown jewel of the Panzer Corps collection, and I think it would be great to see in this game too. A Japanese Grand Campaign would be incredibly epic, I strongly support such an idea!

[Qwer28]

And we want europe and africa war too

[BiteNibbleChomp]

And we want europe and africa war too

Yeh, I don't think you'll have much luck with that.

However, a Sino-Jap war campaign/s could be interesting, as well as a greater focus on Burma. And for the hell of it, why not California '45?

- BNC

[apec]

And we want europe and africa war too

I think the game engine will definitely shine in the european theatre of operation. Starting with the deployement phase, the command point system will force tough decisions on your force composition, I bet that the all tank/mech armies will be less likely to show as you will need to balance the high mobility/heavier troops with the second line troops to get a reasonable number of boots on the field. The OoBP supply system alone will generate a completely different strategies vs PC and I guess that a few 88 guns will be a must if you play defensive scenarios or need to face tanks heavier than yours.
An Africa campaign could also make a fantastic use of the different nationality cores; i am just thinking of an allied campaign that you start in the 1940 with a british core and later in 1942 you get american core units (with their own command points) that fight on the same maps (I mean, no more a separated british campaign and american campaign). The same could be applied for the Axis, same campaign with german core+italian core.

Ok, I stop dreaming now