[WarInEur] Quiet?

[Charles Bowers]

I've done alot of dabbling. In my latest WitE scheme, Germany gets a 4-5/1-5 
cav div, minor allies stay the same, and Soviets have: 1-4 cav div, 3-4/1-4 
cav corps, 4-5/1-5 Gds cav corps (eventually). I've even messed around with 
mech-cav groups for the latter part of the war but as the historical ones 
had various compositions, it is hard to settle on a single unit type.

The effect on the Germans is obviously slight, but cool. A unit that can 
move twice per turn through swamp while retaining a zoc is very useful in 
the first campaign.

For the Russians the effect is positive as of the first winter. They have 
units with decent defense strength that leave BGs when reduced, and better 
than previous attack strengths that can actually advance through woods and 
swamp.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: <sgminfo at aol.com>
To: "Charles Bowers" <charles.bowers at sympatico.ca>
Sent: Saturday, January 23, 2010 6:52 AM
Subject: Re: [WarInEur] Quiet?


> Precisely so...
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> As a matter of record who has dabbled with, and incorporated these changes 
> to Soviet Cavalry in their own gamesets?
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>
> -|steve|-
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> Charles Bowers wrote:
>>> From my point of view, I think the idea of an alteration to the Soviet 
>>> Cavalry has merit
>>> But I haven't noticed any great movement to rise to the debate...
>>
>> Computer players are making their own countersets. The only limit on 
>> these, outside the editor itself, is finding other players willing to try 
>> them on.
>>
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