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Two disregards = a regard ya know. I learnt that in algybrah.
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What were you going to talk about anyway>

Meanwhile, which settings should a beginner/occasional player use?

Everytime I play TOAW I start with Arrancourt, maybe Kasserine, then get disheartened by the sheer size of most scenarios.
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Everytime I play TOAW I start with Arrancourt, maybe Kasserine, then get disheartened by the sheer size of most scenarios.
What you COULD do is start up D21 and move some units around and THEN go back to the smaller scenarios. You'll feel
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