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Best MCLV battle

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I think that the hour I spent with A Chance Encounter was the funnest I'd had with SPWAW in a long time. Man when those Pz-38ts came out behind the Russian lines.... Many a t-28 died to a 37mm round.

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That one seemed to be the easiest so far. DV in 8 or 9 turns. Didn't even get to unlimber my 88 and have anything except crews to shoot at. Gotta enjoy these cake walks while I can, I don't think I'm gonna see that many more easy ones.:)
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Yeah it was pretty easy, my Pz-IIIhs took out most of the armor in the north before my 88s showed up, and my Pz-38s took out all but three T-28s which my Pz-IIIhs in the south killed.
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I would have to disagree

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For Lost Victories I would say Dumbo, A Nasty Supprise or Reconiciance at Radziechow. Both terrably hard both give you such a fealing of success when you win.
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I'd have to say the first battle with engineers! The engineers managed to knock out all the pillboxes on the Soviet side of the San River by turn 4, thanks to good smoke coverage and engineers who were able to use their flame-throwers and satchel charges to destroy the pillboxes before they got eaten up by mg fire. In this particular battle I also lucked out in having LOS for a couple artillery pieces, 75 mm and 150 mm, to three mg nests on the Soviet side of the river through the smoke screens. Their first turn of fire they couldn't seem to hit the broad side of a barn, but once they drew a beed on the targets, the mg nests were quickly dispatched opening the way for the KG's infantry to advance inland.

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Re: I would have to disagree

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Dumbo???
Originally posted by Gary Tatro
For Lost Victories I would say Dumbo, A Nasty Supprise or Reconiciance at Radziechow. Both terrably hard both give you such a fealing of success when you win.
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Post by AbsntMndedProf »

Brent posted:

"Dumbo???"

I must have missed that battle. Although having an elephant flying over and dropping elephant burgers on them might have an impressive 'surpression' factor on unprotected troops! :D :D

(Ain't typos a pain? Happens to us all once in a while.) ;)

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Re: I would have to disagree

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Originally posted by Gary Tatro
For Lost Victories I would say Dumbo, A Nasty Supprise or Reconiciance at Radziechow. Both terrably hard both give you such a fealing of success when you win.
Yeah Dumbo man! I mean Dunbo yeah yeah thats it. Dunbo! You know the battle where all the Russian tanks charge you out of the wood and you are in the city. That one. Dunbo! Right?
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Originally posted by Gary Tatro
For Lost Victories I would say Dumbo, A Nasty Supprise or Reconiciance at Radziechow. Both terrably hard both give you such a fealing of success when you win.
Or when you lose. hehe. I honestly haven't done worse than a draw, Last battle I played, I had 14000 points to the AIs 6000 and still had a draw. Man I was mad, but it was a great battle.
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