Idjesters User Created Scenarios

[idjester]

Well folks, I finally got around to doing it. I uploaded the much beloved live-streamed "St. Nazaire Raid" scenario.
Please look in the submitted scenarios section for the download.

Version 1.1 is updated from the live stream to include AI control units if played as the German side making it even
harder for you British player to best what I did in the scenario "a solid draw".

Also some static German leaders placed to give a bigger chance that some units will have leaders in their hex.

Scenario is created with replayability in mind, almost all units are placed in setup zones so each time you play the
scenario it should give you units in different locations.

Thoughts and comments are welcome!!!

Enjoy folks...

[idjester]

Just uploaded the community scenario that we created during the live stream where I showed people how to use the TOTH editor.

This scenario is for the whole community since we all created it together.

Name: Assault on Coulvain's Headquarters
Date: 22nd June 1944
Location: Near the Village of Coulvain

[giffin]

Thank you! Any chance to get the "Saving Private Ryan
" Scenario?

[idjester]

Get ready for the monster.. Almost 200 units and 75+ support weapons. 10 turns of intense action. Can you even make it off the beach let alone capture the objectives?


Name: Omaha Beach
Date: 6th June 1944
Location: Omaha Beach, Normandy, France

Uploaded in the scenario folder

[idjester]

Since you asked for it Punsiher007...

Relive one of the most famous battles ever to see the silver screen in Battle at Ramelle. This is the town attack
by the German's at the end of Saving Private Ryan. Can you hold off the German advance and save the bridge?

Name: Battle at Ramelle (Saving Private Ryan town battle)
Date: 13th June, 1944
Location: Village of Ramelle

[idjester]

And finally the last of the Big 5 scenarios created by IDJESTER... The longest Night. As seen on the live stream
a nighttime paradrop mission to secure two bridges. Germans and American's meeting before the morning light the
night of D-Day.

Name: The Longest Night
Date: 6th June, 1944 4:35am
Location: Near Saint-Come-du-Mont

[BeamMeUpScotty]

Hmm... This sounds intergalactic..