Drang nach Osten

[Frank]

I want to congratulate the person who create the Drang nach Osten campaign.
Normally i don´t like what if scenarios but this one is really amazing. It is plausible, well researched and it looks like it is balanced too. I had never imagine that this engine could handle so many units. In contrast the American Civil War looks tiny.

Keep up the good work.

Frank

[Clovis]

I want to congratulate the person who create the Drang nach Osten campaign.
Normally i don´t like what if scenarios but this one is really amazing. It is plausible, well researched and it looks like it is balanced too. I had never imagine that this engine could handle so many units. In contrast the American Civil War looks tiny.

Keep up the good work.

Frank

The AI for this scenario should be optimized for the next patch.

[Frank]

Good to know so i can start a normal Grand Campaign first.
Which side have the strongest ai at the moment Clovis? The red or the white?

[Clovis]

Good to know so i can start a normal Grand Campaign first.
Which side have the strongest ai at the moment Clovis? The red or the white?

REd situation is more favourable. I would say RED AI to be a little stronger. BuT White AI aren't without ressources.... Try and report problems...

[Frank]

Thanks will try it.

[Knight of the Realm]

I concur, looks like Genius! I haven't started to play it yet, but had a brief look at it, and it looks incredible!

[Raptor1]

I was really looking forward to this scenario, and it seems excellent so far. Can't wait to play it.

[tagwyn]

DNO was a HUGE paper wargame. Even setting it up was enough to tire one out. I once set it up on the bed in the spare bed room. The cat destroyed all my work!!! Lol. I put it away with the wish it could be converted to computer. t

[Jarkko]

I once set it up on the bed in the spare bed room. The cat destroyed all my work!!!

OT: My cat used to be the doom of many campaigns back when I had a cat (80's and 90's). Spouse and children have caused much fewer cat-astrophes, even though they numerically outnumber the amount of cats I had 5:1.

The worst cases always seemed to happen with 3W's Clas of Steel. The cat succeeded to mess up both maps (the game used/uses a double-blind system where both players had their own map) of an on-going game, usually when we took a coffee break but once when we are actually playing (jumped first on my map messing it up, then when I shouted at the cat he rocketed across the room and jumped on the other table where my mate was studying his map).

No wonder I fell in love with Columbia Games block-system. Those games are much more robust against cat-intervetnions