<t> In no way a criticism, but I've never seen a grand strategy WWII PC or board game able to recreate what actually happened in 1940-"Manstein's Plan", a 4-6 week campaign cutting thru Allied lines from Sedan to the sea.<br/>
As the Axis, you always end up fighting a "Schleiffen" like battle ...

<t> As I've stated, I've played the game from the original versions, and the tables/text/strategic maps haven't changed much at all. The historical event pop-ups can be defended as trying to maintain a "period" feel but the tables look archaic and trying to adjust tiny arrow buttons shouldn't be ...

April 1940 and earlier

FOW "on", Silent "on"

Crossing North Sea from Germany sub getting stopped and badly damaged in North Sea

In the North Atlantic, as long as I keep moving units (can we automate this?), no damage to subs/raiders

SLOW

Like walk away and I'll be back when you are done slow.

Desktop Intel Core2 Quad CPU 2.5GHz 6 GB 64 bit operating Windows 10

<t> Change graphics/fonts: The text/graphics are the same from the original Strategic Command. The whole appearance is very dated. The little "up/down arrows" in the pop ups are too small and difficult to manipulate. The first thing you think when you see this game is "this looks old".<br/>
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