This seems like an easy scenario to make. The data on the German divisions and their state was published by the US army and is free on a number of sites and the combat ability of the US troops and French tankers (and US tankers) is also easily available. Has anyone else thought about it, tried it?

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Much appreciated. I love the game and let it languish due to the graphics issues. Thank you.

And be warned all, you can't design any scenarios involving the Japanese. For many of us this is a very sad disappointment.

Ohhh so you, like I, have recreated every ASL scenario you can find and you are thinking what doesn't have an ASL scenario? Ummm maybe that Soviet- Japanese conflict that happened in 1939! What? Where would you get scenario ideas? Ummm
https://www.armyupress.army.mil/Portals/7/combat-studies ...

I must say this mod has made the game a joy! Thank you!

Some suggestions:
Desert Maps
Jungle Maps
More artillery options (like small rapid fire AA guns)
More types of machine guns (why no .50 cal MGs for US? )

It would also be nice to have either AT or AP mines.

Well if you figure the average house takes up around 1 hex and the average 1920s house was 750 to 1000 square feet that should give you a good idea.

I like the honors tab. It would be nice to see at the end of the game a way to scroll through the honors various units have (with dates). Also a quick way to see which units have lots of experience without clicking on each unit. So you can decide who is leading that attack or fighting rear guard.

I would ask that if the game is to be rebalanced it be done so a separate campaign scenario option. Everything I am reading in complaints were known weaknesses of the South. Weaken the North's industrial capacity? That is like saying in my WW II game the US has too much industrial capacity for Japan ...

Three things seemed to happen as the Union marched south with regards to former slaves. 1) The South lost production capacity due to its loss of an enslaved workforce. Even after the Southern troops came in behind the Union armies those slaves were gone. And with those people gone, the South had ...

Anyone know if there is a a way to lessen or stop these in Missouri, Kentucky and New Mexico. I looked for some info in the guides (not hard but I looked a few times) and saw nada. Does placing cavalry brigades lessen these events or I do I need to live with it?

I don't find the map unlivable. I would echo the call for a better strategic map. One that shows the frontlines would be useful.