There's a new DLC, Cold Spring released this week and currently on sale.
This is why I like Panzer Command Ostfront so much, you can fight any period of the Great Patriotic War from Barbarossa until the Fall of Germany in one title.Ok, so I just bought the early war scenario "Dawn of Blau" DLC because I hear that's good for beginners. I think the scenarios that come with the base game are just generally way too big when you're just starting out.
It's currently 40 pct off at the Steam summer sale, so just 9 euros.. even if I don't like it, it's still some support for a competitor to Battlefront who don't think there's any reason to make early war games
Thank you. I'll have a closer look at that page. If there is the option to make custom made maps, like in Combat Mission and other games about military conflicts, I might by the game.
It works well for Battlefront so why shouldn't it work just as well for Graviteam Tactics?they would have no market for their DLC's IF players made their own battles and distributed them for free.
Good question, I do not know the answer to that.It works well for Battlefront so why shouldn't it work just as well for Graviteam Tactics?
Is it possible to load a map from a DLC I don't own into the battle editor and make a quick battle on it? The maps are only files lying in a map somewhere so I don't see why it shouldn't.
Agreed.I have watched some of the videos there are about the Luga Line (Raging Bridgehead DLC) and that map looks great with forests, farmsteads and villages spread around the landscape.
I'll most likely buy that DLC in a later sale (many opportunities of replayability), when I have played through the ones I got this sale. But til then that map would be great for quick battles.