Yes, I can really recommend it as a light ETO-game with a very manageable rule set- once you have put in the time and effort to make sense of the rule book- and playing time.

The Allies can actually build new units in Suez, as it's a supply source. They probably will on their next turn.

@@nayatadimi I'm not sure what you mean. It comes with the game: Downfall of the third Reich by Do It Games.

@@oscarperezcaparros4726 Yes, I noticed that later too. Thank you! I added them later. The good news is I hadn't actually used them yet!😄

@@PMMagro There's no such rule in this game, at least not in the rule book. I also like it this way as it makes it an even more important decision to use a reinforcement action before or after combat. Note that later on in the game the Soviets and Allies can do both. Also note the living rules change as to when the Allies can start doing this. Off the top of my head, from 1944 onwards.

Yeah same lol

@@PMMagro If Italian forces are available to be upgraded, they indeed get to do so every turn. The British are indeed relatively weak and even more so when the Germans deploy their submarines in the Battle of the Atlantic box. Germany, though, once the Soviet Union is actively has a lot to deal with too. Until the US joins the war, Britain basically has to stay alive, which of course is quite historically accurate, although they do have some options in the African desert, depending on what the Axis does.

Same, I'm not doing really well mentally this evening for some reason, but got recommended the latest video tonight by the courtesy of the YT algorythm and binge watching this made my evening somewhat "warmer", idk. I'm really greatful for this at the moment and I hope y'all doing well

@@paulcooverjr.6947 2 breakthrough boards.

I just got the base game a few weeks ago as well-don’t have anyone to play with, so I’ll have to solo it playing both sides

@@ZubairAli-o7u I haven't stopped. Simply a case of too many games and too little time.

@@normtrooper4392 It's part of a campaign from campaign book 1.

Do let me know how it went!

@@willemboersma6577 It was real fun. I played the Germans. I like medal options for recon cards and exit points. It pushed me to be aggressive. The tank destroyer tiger was a beast. We finished in 6 hours.

@@davidreyes6976 who won? What was the final score? Glad you enjoyed it!

@@willemboersma6577 Germany won the score was 20 to 15 when we called it. Was real fun.

Check memoir portal out. I found numerous battles that are overthrough such as Kasserine pass, Citadall and El Alamein.

Yes, you can find them on the memoir 44 website.

Hi John, Well, mostly because the storage boxes take up less table space and their more easily portable when I play at a friend's place. The larger boxes are Keter bait boxes, the smaller ones I don't really recall. I removed the stickers a long time ago.

The box reads Keter bait box. I bought them at a local DIY store in the Netherlands a very long time ago.

A friend of mine made it and he made me a copy.

I'm afraid I don't recall. It's been a long time since I last played this game. If you can't find it in the rules, I suggest you post the question on boardgamegeek.

There will be. I've saved the game and will finish it in Summer.

I'm pretty sure there are more. All the beige German units. You can find the scenario on the memoir 44 website. It seems to be offline, but you can still get to it through boardgamegeek.

@@willemboersma6577 I checked again, its three. I'm playing in May.

@@davidreyes6976 I'd be very interested in hearing your thoughts on the scenario! Today I've posted another one on boardgamegeek, btw. Force vs Finesse on the battle of Dubno Brody. Also a Breaklord scenario.

@@davidreyes6976 Actually it's 7. Three on each board and one where the two boards are joined, which is described in the scenario instructions. I do always find the difference between regular and special infantry and armor units hard to tell in a small illustration. It's a very subtle difference.

@@willemboersma6577 Its there you have to go page by page slow on the new portal.

Wasn't that still better than what happened in reality?

Was that a houserule or are you saying I didn't get the victory conditions right? Don't have the rules at hand to doublecheck.

@@willemboersma6577 My bad, I corrected the comment. Allies score +5VP ea 30th Corps unit crosses the Lower Rhine, or +1VP ea 30th Corps that crosses just the Waal, Germany gets +1 VP ea 30th Corp unit that does not make it across the Waal river. The Germans also earned +1 VP for every Allied units OOS. (I mistakenly typed 5VP above- since corrected). So we understood Allied units did not have to be in supply to earn VPs, but based on their position and supply status, Germany could earn multiple VPs per Allied unit on the wrong side of the river. (Pg19). Really enjoyed your series, thanks for sharing, really little else out there on this game.