<t> I just finished a game playing as just the Soviets from Barbarossa, and it was weirdly easy. I fell back to the Leningrad-Moscow-Rostov line from the start, and waiting while building up a straight line of units, but the Germans that attacked were far too weak to even be a threat. I made ...

Surprising happens too often, so if the penalties it gives aren't toned down, then I think it is reasonable that it only happens when you move a unit onto the hex an unspotted enemy is in, rather than an adjacent one as it does now.

The way Hubert says only applies to moving hex by hex DURING a SINGLE move. But if you repeatedly move one tile and right click to deselect the unit, it spots around it, allowing you to avoid surprise attacks.

I really can't wait for WW1 to come out. SCWW1 was my favorite, but... tiles. I even played a lot of SC1 just because it has hexes (and because the colors are so pretty lol). So yeah, I hope they do WW1 first.

<t> I'm playing a game as just the Soviets from 1939 just to see how the AI does things. (I've also been spamming British diplomacy to bring USSR to higher mobilization).<br/>
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In February 1940 I saw Germany invade just the Netherlands and Luxemburg, and thought "that's interesting", and they ...