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rainman

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  1. Thanks for the idea, but the possibility of a Russian convoy clearing the Kattegat against even light opposition is zero. However, how about a Russian convoy to reinforce Kaliningrad from St Petersburg while NATO (with no USA) is distracted elsewhere? I could cook up something like that pretty soon.

  2. Hello all. I would like to start the discussion about how we can together find a way to bring the HCDB2 up to date. I could provide a long list of platforms that need to be created or updated, but that's not a good use of space here right now. And players creating and sharing their own databases "willy nilly" will confuse the process and intimidate newer players. So I think one centrally administrated database remains the only solution. The big question is who would be willing to take this on? Brad, I cannot thank you enough for all the work you have put in over the years, and I understand that you probably won't want to do this.  But as military technology advances, this game with the current database will start to become irrelevant for current events. And this brings on an even bigger question, how many people still want to play this game? Will it be worth the effort? So Brad, Tony, Don, Enrique, what's your advice? And to all of the newer players, and ones that don't post much, would you approve? Let's get talking.

  3. Enrique, this is an idea that I have explored in some depth. The problem is that the current HCDB2 is badly out of date, and cannot accurately depict what would happen. I have made an updated one, but I think that 1) it is "not ready for prime time", and also incomplete, and 2) more importantly, for the game to continue coherently, there should only be one commonly used database. I am going to address this in a new thread under databases, and once we have had that discussion, it might be possible to proceed with this idea. 

  4. Black Sea 2


    This is a (properly uploaded) adaptation of Don's "Black Sea 1", with his permission. Victory conditions and RED OOB are unchanged. BLUE loses all the F-35's, and gains 8 aircraft, 2 tankers, and the TGC Anadolu, with a motley air wing of helicopters and drones. Unfortunately, modern Turkish drones are unavailable in this database. Be careful, the other guy has better airplanes. 


     

  5. Played this one recently, nice job. (Spoilers)

     

     

    The two SA-21 batteries were what drove the first hour. I should have evacuated Malbork right away, but it's slow and fussy (launch one, fix altitude, hope you weren't detected, repeat...) so I lost ALL those aircraft to a very effective attack, mostly by the lowly SU-25. I had no idea that cannons could do so much damage to ground installations. In happier matters, none survived to land at Kaliningrad. Chastened by that bad choice, I was saved by the fact that US stealth aircraft are close to invincible. There is a small timing error in the following attack on Poznan-Krzesiny- the fighters arrived soon enough that I could knock them all down and recover before the attack aircraft arrived. None of them went home either. A little fussing with the timing of this attack could make this a game winner for that poor dumb AI. After that, it was routine- F-35's with SDB killed the SAM's, and the rest was easy, Iskanders located and killed, minvic at 19:00 to go, after that it's just pounding a defenceless base, so I bailed. Thank you for this one, please make us some more.

    Patrick

  6. Nicobar.zip


    Nicobar Waltz

            China and India are at war. If the Indians can defend the Andaman and Nicobar islands they can cut off the supply of oil and gas to China. The Chinese have knocked the US out of the fight and are determined to take them. This is intended for show what it would be like for a 2nd world country to take on China these days, and is intended for intermediate to advanced players. Duck.

    Prepared with Scenario Editor 2015.027, playable with GE 2015.027 or newer. 

     


     

  7. BBB


    Bullies Bumping Bellies- Turkey vs Egypt 2020

    In  the summer of 2020, the situation in eastern Libya deteriorates to the point where Egypt and Turkey feel they have to get involved. This explores what happens next. This scenario is designed primarily to be played from the Blue (Egypt) side, and is quite challenging, even for experienced players. Also can be played from Red (Turkey) quite good for beginning or intermediate players. Created with HCSE 2015.027,  and playable on 2015.027 or later, so it'll be available to folks with the older version of the game. Enjoy. Duck.


     

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