Which COTA scenario for a tutorial ?

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Wiggum
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Which COTA scenario for a tutorial ?

Post by Wiggum »

Hi !

Im currently in the process of writing a german tutorial for COTA.
My problem is i would need a scenario that has:

- Mot and foot units under your command
- A primed bridge you have to take
- Offensive and defensive actions
- It should be not that big...

I looked at all sceanrios aviable but could not find something that fits.
And no, i cant take the official tutorial scenario...i played through it 3 times and are mentally not able to play it another time... [;)]
So, any ideas which scenario i could use ?
Lieste
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RE: Which COTA scenario for a tutorial ?

Post by Lieste »

Dunno - I'm still quite happy playing the tutorial, and I've done it almost a dozen times now... Fun trying out different timings/boundaries/missions and seeing what effects you can achieve... I still find it hard to obtain an early win by force destruction, but I've done it a few times... [:D]

Reminds me that I found the PS file that has the rest of my unfinished AAR with reduced Allied MMG (only those in the MMG Coy)... really ought to complete that some day.
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