Can field marshalls not be used as corps commanders? I wonder because Rommel has good stats but quite bad admin value so he is not that suited to high commands

Can someone please enlighten how to mod scenarios for the germans to be able to build units?

Ticking "buildable" in the editor alone doesnt seem to do the trick.

Also, will the scenarios be edited in the final patch for the germans to be able to build units?

I have a couple of questions that arose while playing the soviets.

I am used to the german Unit - Corps - Army - Army HQ - OKW chain of command

The soviets without some exceptions skip the corps and follow the Army - Front - Stavka scheme.

As for the germans you always want a unit to be no more ...

When reviewing a combat:

Is there a way to tell which tank killed which tank or does it only say this kind of tank scored thise HE / AP hits and killed this many infantry?

Grand Campaign

Axis: intermediate
Soviet: AI (100 normal)
Version whatever applies from april to november 2022
Movement Fog of War, no locked HQ, no locked theaters
Axis Decisive Victory

Losses:
Men: Axis 1689k / Soviet 8487k
Guns: 22k / 126k
AVS: 3060 / 30048
Air: 11326 / 29519

I took Leningrad ...

August 1942, just took moscow but left with some questions

Do national supply sources still produce supply even though they are surrounded/pocketed? It didnt look like the fortress moscow was running low after weeks of constant fighting

Does air support help in attacking towns? If so, ground ...

What are those manpower facilities then?

When i capture cities with large manpower "factories" do i prevent this manpower output to be multiplied with the yearly factor given in the manual and thus prevent it from going to the enemy's manpower pool?

Because even if the city is surrounded it says population moves to city XXX

So correct setup is NSS - export port prio 2 - import port prio 3 - frontline depot prio 4?

Why do i not set up many import/export ports? Is the amount of ships the limitting factor and the supply would pile up?

I never understood this, do export ports need to be high priority to draw freight from NSS and import ports need to be high priority to receive the ship freight? If they are at 4, will the import ports forward freight to a priority 3 depot?

I cant find the part of the manual that explains what the X in a defensive combat value means, any help? E.g. 32=X on an enemy counter

Why use air superiority? Dont interceptors take off to catch enemy's anyway?

Do national supply sources (NSS, berlin, moscow..) run out of supply when isolated?

Thanks for your input, I know i can get pretty much any information I want, but I need to consult a lot of screens, and I cannot see on first spot if the figure changed for the good or the bad. I want to give some examples how Id like it to be

showing the difference, and showing in a colour:

an ...

I encircled a couple of infantry divisions and because of mud and my CV being low I wanted to wait until the mud goes away, but after some weeks the encircled divisions faded, did they surrender without a fight? starved to death? magically disappeared?

also how to best fill panzerdivs up with ...

Very interesting read, happy to have you back!

At this point the only thing you do is slow down the red tide and inflict as many casualties as possible? So winning on the battlefield is not possible for the germans?

Thank you. Tanks breaking down while being railed was annoying and led to week long delays in early 1942 because you had to wait for snow levels to melt away. Can this be applied to an ongoing campaign?

+1

But I think his 1 month ban has not yet passed.

I get this. But i dont get the logic behind it. Why do they become damaged while being railed. I thought they get damaged while trespassing bad terrain/deep snow in very cold temperatures.