Thus Far

Battlefront features the power of battalion-level combat in some of this period's most bloody and intense conflicts: Saipan, Market Garden, Novorossisk, and Gazala. Players will have realistic control over their soldiers, with a tactical scale just large enough to make a telling difference in the strategic picture.

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blastpop
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Thus Far

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Having a great time since I downloaded the game.

Saipan- As the American I won a Marginal victory, with minor pockets of Japanese at games end. First game so I made quite a few mistakes.

Novorosisk- As the Russians, I was crushed by the Germans in the invasion area. I will go back to it with a closer, smaller concentrated landing area so that it might hold out until the Soviet land forces can get the offensive moving forward if at all possible.

Arnhem- I'm on the fourth turn as the Allies- Having a great time with the 30th corps advancing up the road- just pulled into Eindhoven- feeling as tho I'm not proceeding fast enough to get the first Airborne. The play is the thing. Enjoying immensely. This would appear to be the center piece scenario, tho Gazala looks like a mighty appetizing dish. Look forward to that one.

OK, where are the user genearated scenarios... [:D]
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Yes, it is a great game.
 
Arnhem is superb. But be prepared it will be much tuffer. I can say thet Nijmegen will be a tuff nut to crack.
But most important this game is made for PBEM, nothing can beat a human opponent.
 
 
War does not determine who is right - only who is left.
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ORIGINAL: Ola Berli
But most important this game is made for PBEM, nothing can beat a human opponent.

Except another human opponent... [;)][:D]
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