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Canadian Operations

Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2014 11:24 pm
by Ezra
I was wondering if Panther Games has considered any Canadian Operations, possibly in the format of HTTR. Juno beach and the ensuing Canadian battles against the SS Panzer divisions have been neglected in my experience when it comes to wargames. It seems that the Canadians were often pitted against the best. Operation Totalize and Ortona are good examples.

Just some thoughts.

Ezra

RE: Canadian Operations

Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2014 3:42 am
by Arjuna
Ezra,
 
Welcome mate. Are you volunteering to design a scenario featuring Canadian forces? [:)]

RE: Canadian Operations

Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2014 9:34 pm
by Ezra
I imagine all the tools are there...yes? Not sure if I`m up for the learning curve since I am still learning the game. Anyway, good stuff. I appreciate your dedication and hard work which I am sure I take for granted at times.


Cheers.

RE: Canadian Operations

Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2014 4:50 am
by Phoenix100
The Estabs for some Canadians are in Huib's superb 'The Woensdrcht Isthmus' scenario, which is, of course, a Canadian scenario. Get it from the member's area, Ezra. You would just need to adapt or make a map (I've never done, but it's meant to be addictive fun), adapt those estabs to suit your needs, perhaps (if you picked a late war operation this might be easier - I'm told that doing the estabs is the hardest bit), then do the scenario in scenmaker (very easy).

But get and try Woensdrecht if you fancy the Canadians. It's a superb beginner scenario, I think. Great for beginner right through expert. One of my top favourite scenarios. Go to members area (register first), My Games, then 'Scenarios' in the sidebar. It's still in there. When you have it you will probably need to open its map (it's called West Brabant, iirc) in Mapmaker, wait for it to load, then save over it, by picking 'save as' and selecting the 'West Brabant' map to write over (maybe draw the cache as well whilst you're there) to ensure it converts to .279. Be sure to do this little conversion exercise before trying to play it.

Peter