<t> Played the scenario against the AI from each side for chuckles. As Russian, the AI was a persistent, but inept attacker and it was uninteresting after about a dozen turns. <br/>
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It's more interesting when you play the Russians against the AI because<br/>
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<r> I vote for Kharkov as well...........Typhoon would be cool. Per Gregor in a thread in the comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.war-historical newsgroup, it'll be Italy or parts thereof:<br/>
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The next game will be Sicily, Salerno, Anzio. With our 'new' engine we<br/>
can have much bigger maps, and can ...

<t> Please say it ain't so! $59.99US? [X(]<br/>
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This is without doubt the most enjoyable operational level WWII system on computer. I've purchased the original TAO, Korsun, and AtD and enjoyed them all. I have the greatest regard for the designers and developers. Have been quietly skulking ...

<t>Barbarossa at regimental level? Shudder...............I only have a few decades left to live. Most of the large operations suggested should work well. Their commercial prospects would vary widely.<br/>
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Perhaps a large map of the Kharkov area could be used for '41, '42 and '43 operations and ...

<t>Bit of wargaming history trivia........AH did a computer version of PGG in the mid- to late-80s. I remember playing it on my Atari 800XL. It was one of their better computer efforts (i.e., it wasn't a complete disaster) that captured the feel of the boardgame pretty well. After a few play ...