Went from a standard component of my mech/tank corps to a junk tier unit I won't bother buying. I've been forced to downgrade both to SU-76M as a result, so not a single core 122/152 was present on my side. Another bug is that Soviet units appear to be displaying and using ONLY their lower mech attack value, which is pretty frustrating.Ī design change I disapprove of heavily was changing the SU-122 and SU-152 from AT to TANK when in direct fire mode which is an absolutely staggeringly huge nerf that basically removes them from viability due to their weak flanks trait. Prokhorovka is depicted reasonably close to what actually happened according to Glantz and others, but there are a large number of bugs.įor instance I had a Panther "overrun" an infantry unit it did not kill, generating an error save. As we are in the 3rd DLC even this intro battle is not meant to be too easy anymore, but after all it should be no problem to win on normal difficulty. In battle you need to find ways to wear down those nasty Tigers, Panthers and the rest of it.
RED STORM DEFENSE SKIN
Regardless of your choice you can always skin your own units at will. You will also see AI units using camouflage patterns, and on top of it you get asked whether you want to keep this, or go back to standard team colors (plain grey for Germany). Suffice to say, importing a core army from Red Steel with all those unlocked specs and shiny commanders can help a lot. Your main goal here is to smash stuff, preferably enemy armour. since the AI has a decent amount of high XP units, with some of the most advanced models at this point. So we are at Prokhorovka - a fierce clash of steel, esp. A Soviet player would sit behind several rings of fortified positions and watch the AI banging its head against those defences most of the time - not so great, IMO. The larger Kursk North/South scns or even a battle with the entire salient may be cool from the German side, but they would have be too large and cumbersome for a new Soviet DLC.
RED STORM DEFENSE FREE
So, if you wish, feel free to discuss and comment I'll leave the actual "review" part to other players for obvious reasons, instead I'll throw some background info about individual scenarios or the campaign in general. IMO it would be nice to keep the tradition of review threads (as originally made by Andy) for new DLCs.
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