This is particularly surprising since the StB scenario begins in November 1942, and historically Leningrad was relieved in January 1943. If Germany wants to take Leningrad in the StB scenario, apparently they can and if it is possible for the Soviets to stop that from happening at all, then it takes a gargantuan all-out effort.
So this situation with Leningrad that we will see is not an aberration. Jubjub is also playing another game as Soviets against cameron88 where as far as I am aware, similar things are happening in Leningrad, and jubjub thinks he may lose Leningrad as a result. I will mention some of the other specifics as we are going along in the AAR, but that is the main point of the changes.įor this AAR, I want to show what is happening in the game generally, but in particular I want to focus on Leningrad, because I am doubtful that the Leningrad area is really balanced how it should be, and so possibly the devs might be interested in adjusting some things based on seeing this. the Western Front is not 3x overloaded on turn 1, a lot of support units start off at high command for easier distribution, etc. The main changes with respect to that are that units start off un-frozen, and armies/fronts start off with semi-reasonable chains of command, so that e.g. He did more of the work overall, I edited some stuff on the Soviet side mostly. The scenario we are using is a slightly edited version of the official scenario which cameron88 and I made, mostly for quality of life reasons to make the initial turns of the scenario smoother as the game transitions into a situation where players are in control of what is happening rather than the initial setup.
We are currently on turn 17, in March 1943. This AAR is for a Stalingrad to Berlin scenario game I am playing against cameron88.
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