08-12-2009, 09:18 AM
Two EFII scenarios. Need a few good men!
I'd like you all to give them a try. Your input is welcome and most likely needed. :smoke:
They should be available soon.
I. **Red Mud at Fedorovka (Game SM 3 - Club SM 2)
October 13, 1941
[H2H][Hyp-HISB] [EA or not] After the taking of Kiev, von Rundstedt
wanted to continue his all forces push Eastward. Without hesitation
the panzer forces then thrust to the East, even in the South
any forward movement would help Army Group Center's drive on
Moscow. For von Rundstedt his vision was Kharkov. To get there
he pushed his troops through the muddy plowed Sunflower fields
and the soggy roads of Fedorovka. This battle must be fought.
Many trooper today, in '41, will return to the fight in 1943.
Instead of the Germans advancing to a victory they would be advancing
to stop the Russian drive to surround and capture Kharkov. This
early war role reversal is a must win for the Germans. The Russians
could only try to stop them. The mud may stop them both.
II. **Pferd und Schmetterling (Game SM 6 - Club SM 3)
August 15, 1943
"Horse and Butterfly" [H2H](Hypo-HISB) [EA or not]As Kursk proved
a grinding yard that reduced the power of the Germans to command
the field. The Soviets became empowered and began to launch attacks
along the front. Scraping together reserve units Zhukov put together
strange combinations to just drive deep into the German lines
as he prepared the coming onslaught from his careful calculations.
This is one such battle. A Soviet task force has driven deep
behind German lines to set up hasty blocks to slow a German retreat.
The Germans rushed units forward and tried to form "fists" that
could punch through these Soviet blockades. The Soviets must
hold. The Germans must breaktrough to fight another day. Russian
paratroops were often thought of as "butterflies". On this field
they will be trampled by German horses and armor. Or, they will
hold and capture the fleeing cavalrymen?
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These are two scenarios designed for fun and developed for PBEM. But, they could use your help. I'd like to get them through to the H2H system and certified. :smoke:
I have two more after these, that are almost ready and a further six that I am toying around with. Plus, I will be redesigning a couple earlier EFII submissions.
Then I will start uploading some of my WF scenarios and redesign a few of the early submissions in the WF genre.
I will monitor them and help to shepherd them through the process.
RR
I'd like you all to give them a try. Your input is welcome and most likely needed. :smoke:
They should be available soon.
I. **Red Mud at Fedorovka (Game SM 3 - Club SM 2)
October 13, 1941
[H2H][Hyp-HISB] [EA or not] After the taking of Kiev, von Rundstedt
wanted to continue his all forces push Eastward. Without hesitation
the panzer forces then thrust to the East, even in the South
any forward movement would help Army Group Center's drive on
Moscow. For von Rundstedt his vision was Kharkov. To get there
he pushed his troops through the muddy plowed Sunflower fields
and the soggy roads of Fedorovka. This battle must be fought.
Many trooper today, in '41, will return to the fight in 1943.
Instead of the Germans advancing to a victory they would be advancing
to stop the Russian drive to surround and capture Kharkov. This
early war role reversal is a must win for the Germans. The Russians
could only try to stop them. The mud may stop them both.
II. **Pferd und Schmetterling (Game SM 6 - Club SM 3)
August 15, 1943
"Horse and Butterfly" [H2H](Hypo-HISB) [EA or not]As Kursk proved
a grinding yard that reduced the power of the Germans to command
the field. The Soviets became empowered and began to launch attacks
along the front. Scraping together reserve units Zhukov put together
strange combinations to just drive deep into the German lines
as he prepared the coming onslaught from his careful calculations.
This is one such battle. A Soviet task force has driven deep
behind German lines to set up hasty blocks to slow a German retreat.
The Germans rushed units forward and tried to form "fists" that
could punch through these Soviet blockades. The Soviets must
hold. The Germans must breaktrough to fight another day. Russian
paratroops were often thought of as "butterflies". On this field
they will be trampled by German horses and armor. Or, they will
hold and capture the fleeing cavalrymen?
____________________________________________
These are two scenarios designed for fun and developed for PBEM. But, they could use your help. I'd like to get them through to the H2H system and certified. :smoke:
I have two more after these, that are almost ready and a further six that I am toying around with. Plus, I will be redesigning a couple earlier EFII submissions.
Then I will start uploading some of my WF scenarios and redesign a few of the early submissions in the WF genre.
I will monitor them and help to shepherd them through the process.
RR
