<t> I have a question for Okimaw and anyone else playing the Russians in this scenario:&nbsp;do you have a process in place to deal with the Soviet reinforcements and if so what is it? I saw a previous post discussing sending fort regions first, but the larger army units appear scattered all over ...

<t> That is a very cool effect. I wonder if that might be more feasible, given that it looks like the cease fire will give both sides time to reorganize and reprioritize, something that did not happen historically.<br/>
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Great AAR, btw. Lots of detail and analysis to chew over. I think if you ...

<t> The cease fire is one of the parts of this scenario I was most uncomfortable with when I started to play. How does it work? Is there no movement to go along with no attack? <br/>
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Historically, they just kept slugging on at a reduced and inefficient pace, but I guess that would be ...

Disregard last post. It turned over about 30 minutes in. Patience is a virtue, but it has never been one of my virtues.[;)]

Thanks for the help,

Rob

What constitutes a while? I have tried that a couple of times and get the dreaded not responding for the program after 20 minutes. Is that long enough?
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<t> I am playing FITE solo and have gotten to the end of Soviet turn 7. When the computer gets around to calculating replacements it locks up with all bars shown as computed for Soviets and 5 for Germans. I have restarted several times to no good effect. I also got an event error log for this turn ...