I'm keeping an eye on this scenario, so I appreciate all the work you've put into it. Since you've played through it quite a few times, I wanted to ask: Have you ever seen how the Soviet PO plays in '44 and '45? Is it capable of conducting Bagration-style coordinated offensives, or does it just ...

No half-map scenarios is a massive letdown—they’d make 1v1 so much more practical. Prioritizing AI development over everything else is the worst game dev decision I've seen.

In the West, the First Army manages to beat the defenders of the French capital and fulfills our promise (Nach Paris!)—somewhat late, of course. Meanwhile, the Second Army secures the Beauvais region, just north of the capital. The fall of Paris is surely a big blow to French morale; all the boost ...

Well, it was too late for the Turks. Mutinies and the subsequent rebellion in the capital kicked them out of the war. When a country surrenders, its army is entirely disbanded, and its territory is open for movement, functioning the same as friendly territory in terms of logistics. Specifically, the ...

Costly victories against the Russians. The Germans did not arrive in time to provide support in the Battle of Lubieszow.
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The Bulgarian advance is facilitated by the mutinies occurring in the Romanian army.
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Germany is now able to build tanks.

I underestimated the Entente forces encircled around Le Havre.
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The Germans managed to capture Saint Mihiel, and the subsequent breakthrough attempt was also successful, so Toul is now under siege.
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And finally, the overall stats of the major powers. The Entente is pretty motivated to fight on.
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Austria Hungary is doing pretty well and nice to see General Sir Aylmer Hunter-Weston commanding in Turkey. He is, by design, one of the worst ground commanders in the ...

The Balkans:
The Caucasus:
The Middle East:
The Italian Front:

Submarine warfare intensifies:
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Here is a look at the frontlines as we enter 1917, starting with the Western Front. Note that a strike has broken out in the UK. A strike causes an NW hit and increases civil production by one point (which consequently decreases EP ...

Wilson defeated Hughes and was elected President. This is a worse outcome for the Central Powers, since Hughes would have maintain neutrality a bit longer, and the German minority test would have +1 under his leadership (on 6+ the American level goes up 1 point close to CP). Wilson's Fourteen Points ...

Impressive performance by Me 262A-1a. Note that they arrive pretty late.
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AFV production numbers. Note the high amount of Panthers and Panzer IVs in the pool. For the last 10 turn or so Allies did not perform any strategic bombing but overall in the game the German ...

I'd like to thank Kent for both the fun game and excellent AAR. Here are some screenshots that might be useful for reference purposes:

Victory points:
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Final OOB:
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Ground losses:
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Air losses:
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Aircraft production rate of Axis is much lower than what I've seen in GG's War in the West, any thoughts? I take into account the different turn lengths (half week vs. full week).

kentkroeckel wrote: Wed Apr 29, 2026 7:18 pm I do hope all of these actions irritates Germany. Ha.

They sure do

Wanted to post this, it is turn 91 and the area still has its rails broken:
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This can't be WAD. In fact, my opponent told me that Allied engineers do not auto-repair either. Allies have RR units to remedy this, though. But Axis has none.


Hello, from experience ...

I just wanted to make sure, what are the recommended game options for this scenario?

It is hard to say that the air war is going well.
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The British attacked in Palestine but were repulsed.
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The Romanians did not attempt to defend Bucharest, and it is now occupied by Austro-Hungarian forces.
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Some NW changes. Austria-Hungary is rewarded 10 points for successfully conducting its grand offensive—a much-needed boost.
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Both the Entente and the Central Powers are successful in their diplomatic missions. Important news is that now Spain is going to provide ...

Hello,

Axis rail repair is not working. Below, you can see an area where the Allied invasion was repulsed by the Germans in an ongoing server game. The invasion occurred on turn 62, and it is currently turn 86. The area is still under German control, but the rails that were damaged in the initial ...

As air technology advances, air squadrons can be used for strategic bombing as well. Germany has an edge here, as she can utilize zeppelins to perform the task. The Entente cannot intercept them until they discover "High Altitude" technology.
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The Germans suffered a ...