Blitzkrieg II: The Finest Hour mod

i agree i also wish for them to make it a little more like zero hour by starting you off with a command center and a worker and that is it, also some supply depots and supply stashes. And some buildings to help with your economy, like Idk maybe something like a supply drop zone or something, make some of the carpet bombs and V1 rockets better i to agree that they should be inaccurate but maybe they should also do some damage. Give the V2 more splash damage, Make the Panzerkampfwagen VIII Maus tanks anything other than blue. give the soviets a super weapon of some sort. Also the landmines should do some magnitude of damage. Make power Plants give power instead of the factory's. The Grenades are underpowered. i had literally hundreds of German Paratroopers outside a heavy factory and it took them more than 30 minutes to destroy it. if the v2 rockets are going to miss sometimes at least make them do some splash damage Currency in that game should be worth more so that means make the buildings cheaper but the money hard to get. The Radio tower is an excellent idea but i think it should be an Add-on to the Airfield it might have.AND DON'T ADD LIMITS TO THE AMOUNT OF BUILDINGS thats very annoying when im trying to artillery spam or tank spam or even V2 spam. PLEASE make these Changes whoever agrees vote yes.

I think the resoning behind this mod is historical accuracy and deep research. This means that gameplay-wise they must mean something: if you could build power plant your industrial power can be as high as you want so you can build infinite amount of Maus tanks or infinite amount of V-1 and that's a thing that developers don't want since WWII wasn't won by the faction which fielded enourmous unstoppable tanks but by the one which could mantain for the longer time its industrial production and output. This why factories give industrial power (not electrical power) and this is why when you cripple the industrial production you cripple your enemy, if you have just six factories they mean they are your most important pieces in V-1/2 or maus or tank turrets to build in order to force you to think your production path wisely. Also in reality V-1s were very inaccurates and Germany fired something like 9000 against britain, just to cripple their economy. Also every factory you build in the game is not a factory but and industrial complex (like GM in USA doesn't have just one factory) and you are not suppose to destroy an industrial complex with a buch of guys, it is not the right think to do. Airstrikes are called behind the enemy lines so it's just fine to not have an airfield. And in war you don't have supply stashes around the world, but if you occupy a city you do have a tactical advantage and this is representtd by tha money they give you in land grabbing. Finally limits of building represent the difficult to field and construct something like WMD, that russia in their wiew of war doesn't have, in fact they have really mass/quick productions, and that's their superweapon.

So i must say totally no to all of your suggestions.

Haha spot on Steve. We wanted to stay true to WW2 so the game play throws out a lot of ZH conventions. The Germans are the most difficult side to master, it takes a very good player to make the most of them. The German arms industry reflected the Nazi ideology of social Darwinism with many power groups competing (rather than working together to unify production). You need to be able to plan ahead and have the right plants on line for when you purchase tech advances.

If people want a game that plays like ZH then there is a good one that EA made :P

Blitzkrieg is a microcosm of the European theatre, no naval or Pacific theatre game play