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If this is against the forum rules I'll take it down.
The video is very long and thus I suggest skipping/watching in parts.The first part is just analyzing the screenshots that were released,the 2nd is about the info we have from articles and the 3rd is about divisions/decks.Discussion is welcome and encouraged!
The video is very long and thus I suggest skipping/watching in parts.The first part is just analyzing the screenshots that were released,the 2nd is about the info we have from articles and the 3rd is about divisions/decks.Discussion is welcome and encouraged!
youtube videos are not against the forum rules, so long as they are relevant.
Yours is relevant.
Yours is relevant.
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The German tanks on the screenshot with Calliopes, are captured French Char B1s and StuG Gs
Also, Stuka is B version, which is surprising, as at that time the D version was the most common one in the west. There were Ju-87Bs with SG103 stationed near Metz, but just a couple of them and mainly used for training.
Also, Stuka is B version, which is surprising, as at that time the D version was the most common one in the west. There were Ju-87Bs with SG103 stationed near Metz, but just a couple of them and mainly used for training.
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So hyped. With Paradoxes historical depth, I'm hoping this will become something great.
Thank You... I'm only a 1/4 into it, but I did enjoy listening to it during my lunch!
If it will be in any way similar to how wargame works,it is likely we will have access to many "early" versions of units.In wargame(which takes place in a fictional '90s scenario) the USSR can still field things like base model T-72 s and T-55 s all the way through to T-72BU s and T-55 AMV 's.
