The Fulda Gap 1989: The Battle for the Center is a simulation conversion modification project for WARNO the project scope aims to provide a campaign series for the simulation of a hypothetical conflict between WARSAW and NATO forces. The dynamic campaign includes multiplayer simulation game mode customizations that can be adjusted to the preference of the player, changes to gameplay elements of this simulation modification are unit, deck, timeline, and availability modifications to accurately represent each country’s military capability.
The Fulda Gap 1989: The Battle for the Center is a simulation conversion modification project for WARNO the project scope aims to provide a campaign series for the simulation of a hypothetical conflict between WARSAW and NATO forces. The dynamic campaign includes multiplayer simulation game mode customizations that can be adjusted to the preference of the player, changes to gameplay elements of this simulation modification are unit, deck, timeline, and availability modifications to accurately represent each country’s military capability.
Each country’s Battle Group Deck is modified to represent a division or Brigade Table of Organization and Equipment (TO&E), Multiplayer games represent Corp or Army Operational Level engagements. The numerical values of unit packs are modeled using military reference sources to model as accurately the warfighting capability of the respective armies. ARMY (SHAPE) planning doctrine documentation and its assessment of the threat the WARSAW forces posed to NATO has been used to model the combat effectiveness of WARSAW forces.