How Many scenarios are included???

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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RE: How Many scenarios are included???

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Well, TOAW did start it all, and after playing an aged demo of Volume 1 (Korea 51 scenario) that I found off of Fileplanet, I was pleased by some of the options. That stuff about other countries entering the war, the ability to use gas and atomic weaponry really looked neat. Besides, TOAW is $10 cheaper, and it will allow me to save a bit of money for when SSG released Carriers at War soon!

I'm thinking TOAW first, Carriers at War next, and BF later (when I get used to operational style). Any resources for a new TOAW player (or a player new to operational level) that I can look over to help me understand basic strategy, unit utilities, and anything else?

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RE: How Many scenarios are included???

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Any resources for a new TOAW player (or a player new to operational level) that I can look over to help me understand basic strategy, unit utilities, and anything else?

Some useful links:
Warfare HQ
Rugged Defense
The Wargamer
http://www.tdg.nu/
The Blitz
Oleg's TOAW HQ
GameSquad (currently down)
FAQ
Graphics mods (try mine!)
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