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For all, I have massively updated the beginning of the mission in order to bring it up to par with my other works and similar from my favorite WS authors! Now the Germans start the battle within a harsh defense and must fight for every inch of ground. The frontline has been increased massively in segments, but still offers the same attack/defense gameplay for both sides! I believe this is what truly makes the mission one of the most immersive WW1 scenarios currently on the ER2 workshop. It scratches that PtF itch without having frustrating AI. More detail will be added to the roads tonight, enjoy!
Very nice! The chasseurs are my favorite in blue with beret or kepi
Hope for a 1914 campaign in the marne with maybe late 14- mid 1915 Bois le Prêtre?
I didn't see if the creator of verdun assets added the chasseurs too. Would be nice if he do so, Jaegers and chasseurs
Keeping with the essence of ER2 with showcasing historic combatants as dogtags: I have 2-3 more historic figures that I would like to cover for missions which range from 1914 Belgium (Rupert Brooke)- 1915 Battle of Warsaw (or The Great Retreat, depicting Conrad Veidt)
There is now a German Jäger section that shows up in small numbers (AI once/Player non stop). My new screenshots are outdated again:( I'll take new ones soon.
Seriously, if Easy Red 2 was 'just' the Champagne and La Morte Reutlinger, I'd still recommend Easy Red 2 as being worth the price tag.