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[Tulac]

Romans are not modern day Italians. :P

And if you look how they dealt in both world wars (barely fighting soldiers with spears in Ethiopia) you really shouldn't be wondering why you lose so many Italian troops.

[Juni Ori]

Hehe, who claimed I'm wondering? Now I've finished Sevastopol (minor victory - a battle I've never succeeded to finish off as major one) and heading to Stalingrad. And guess what auxiliary units I have? Yep, Romanians and Hungarians! LOL

Sorry for doubleposting, but interesting review...

If you win a mission with major victory, you will jump over some hard missions[/b]

Hmm... Norway is a special addition, nothing else, and far from the easiest end of the battles - especially if the weather goes bad. Both invasions to England are very challenging. Point being, that is a bit misleading and reviewer only refers to the fact that you can change the course of history.

Well, when you get a major victory, it assumes that you have routed the enemy forces. Sometimes, a major victory is the fork in the story. For Example France, 1940 a major victory will lead to Sealion '40 (Invasion Of UK), while a minor will result in you being sent to either N. Africa or the Balkans. If I remember, a Major Victory in Russia 2 (Smolensk?) allows you to take the option to push to Moscow before Starka manage to dig all those trenches surrounding their capital. This is the only way I managed to do it on M. Hard.

Norway is a nice little level, you can upgrade your forces from Poland here, thereby saving cash/currency/what did they use? for more Panzers/Stukas/ME109's for the Invasion Of France.

[gregor]

Two questions.
1. if you get a major victory on scenario like Crete you go to Barbarossa, but if you get a minor victory you go to Barbarossa as well. The questions is where is the difference? do you get more prestige in the next battle if you get major victory? i mean cause you do same battle after Crete for example anyway...

2. is it good to have nebelwerfer? what is is good for? does anyone use it? if so how? i remember i had it once and it was nothing but trouble. everyone was attacking it and when laying a siege with it it proved problematic due to it's short range. it can move fast though and has good attack values.

[Mekon04]

just joined site cant figure out how to down loand panzer general > any help please

[The Fifth Horseman]

It's sold. You cannot download it.

[Aidan Pryde]

Originally Posted by gregor

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2. is it good to have nebelwerfer? what is is good for? does anyone use it? if so how? i remember i had it once and it was nothing but trouble. everyone was attacking it and when laying a siege with it it proved problematic due to it's short range. it can move fast though and has good attack values.

Nebel means "fog" so I guess its attacking the enemy by making "foggy weather" :amused: but not sure as I never had such a unit.

Besides: Has anybody ever spotted some kind of "Campaign-Map" showing what mission you get after a Major/Minor/Defeat. Its not really easy to understand all the options...

[gregor]

Originally Posted by Aidan Pryde

Nebel means "fog" so I guess its attacking the enemy by making "foggy weather"

he, he, he... No.

Besides: Has anybody ever spotted some kind of "Campaign-Map" showing what mission you get after a Major/Minor/Defeat. Its not really easy to understand all the options...

Here (in the end of the strategy guide): http://www.panzergeneral.org/PGtxt.txt

Perhaps that kind of campaign tree would be a good extras?!

[The Fifth Horseman]

Originally Posted by gregor

he, he, he... No.

Actually... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nebelwerfer