Norway!
Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2021 9:35 am
Okay. It was "unrealistic" for the Germans to take out Denmark and Norway on turns 2 and 3. But it's unrealistic to counter such a move by strengthening the Oslo unit from 3 to a 7. Why not leave the Norwegian units as they were, but strip the Germans of their ten landing points? You could credit them with the cost of building ten in their starting production totals.
The Norwegian army had paper strength of about 60k. It never actually put more than less than a third of that total in the field in 1940. If you take the number of Norwegians as about 19k, that would be a total force of about 12-13 infantry strength points, divided among at least a half-dozen garrisons. Alvaro had it right the first time! The Oslo garrison on the day of the invasion was probably about 2-3 SPs.
I've edited the '39 scenario back to where it was and stripped the Germans of their ten landing points. (And given them the equivalent number of points in their starting production total.) I think this is the better and more historical option.
The Norwegian army had paper strength of about 60k. It never actually put more than less than a third of that total in the field in 1940. If you take the number of Norwegians as about 19k, that would be a total force of about 12-13 infantry strength points, divided among at least a half-dozen garrisons. Alvaro had it right the first time! The Oslo garrison on the day of the invasion was probably about 2-3 SPs.
I've edited the '39 scenario back to where it was and stripped the Germans of their ten landing points. (And given them the equivalent number of points in their starting production total.) I think this is the better and more historical option.