RE: Winter on the Orient Express
Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2011 3:55 pm
"I think giving entrained German units some sort of immunity to winter effects is immensely gamey... I can only speak for myself, but my expectations are a bit higher in terms simulation vs. game."
I'm sorry but this just doesnt make sense. The suggestion is to make the game MORE realistic as a simulation by reflecting the fact that troops on trains - like these guys shipped out from France in a two week trip - would NOT arrive at the front completely wrecked and combat unready, in just as bad a shape as those units who have spent those same two weeks p*ssing icicles and literally freezing to death in a wind-swept trench somewhere east of Kharkov.
This is not a suggestion aimed at addressing perceived imbalances in the Axis First Winter rule, just as simple observation of one tiny detail that I for one would suggest the game is not representing realistically.
I'm sorry but this just doesnt make sense. The suggestion is to make the game MORE realistic as a simulation by reflecting the fact that troops on trains - like these guys shipped out from France in a two week trip - would NOT arrive at the front completely wrecked and combat unready, in just as bad a shape as those units who have spent those same two weeks p*ssing icicles and literally freezing to death in a wind-swept trench somewhere east of Kharkov.
This is not a suggestion aimed at addressing perceived imbalances in the Axis First Winter rule, just as simple observation of one tiny detail that I for one would suggest the game is not representing realistically.