Panzer Campaigns Scheldt '44 - Design Notes

[Strela]

Hi All,

We have release the Design Notes and also announced the planned release date for Scheldt '44.

All info here at the WDS Blog Link to WDS Post

Thanks,

David

[Landser34]

Good news it is a great game.

[LordDeadwood]

Beautiful Design Notes. Will definitely be picking this one up next week!

[Jarin]

Great. Whats the maximum turn lenght in the longest campaign?

[Indragnir]

Finally!
Such a great game. I really enjoyed reading the notes. Congrats to all the team!

[wildb]

I think this is the longest campaign:

#1020_01_Scheldt_Campaign_II "Terrible Victory"
Date: October 20-November 8
Turns: 178

Other long campaigns:

#1001_01_Scheldt_Campaign_I "In the Shadow of Arnhem"
#1001_01a_Scheldt_Campaign_I "In the Shadow of Arnhem"
#1001_01b_Scheldt_Campaign_I "In the Shadow of Arnhem"
Date: October 1-17
Turns: 151

#0917_01_Channel_Ports "The Long Left Flank"
Date: September 17-28
Turns: 117

[larsonney]

Looks awesome, can't wait!

[Mr Grumpy]

It is worth noting that it was impossible to create a new terrain type representing "Flooded fields", so as "Jungle" terrain type was not being utilised they modified the artwork and used that.

Unfortunately when you click on such a hex the terrain info box will still say "Jungle", I am sure in the future we will see posts from players who have not read the designers notes asking why there is Jungle terrain in this title. 

[Mike Prucha]

It is worth noting that it was impossible to create a new terrain type representing "Flooded fields", so as "Jungle" terrain type was not being utilised they modified the artwork and used that.

Unfortunately when you click on such a hex the terrain info box will still say "Jungle", I am sure in the future we will see posts from players who have not read the designers notes asking why there is Jungle terrain in this title. 

I have no doubt.

[unonimus]

As we know that you cannot make new terrain types, are polders that were shown in the graphical update announcement blog post considered to be fields(?) (i.e., Does 'Field'(?) terrain represent polders [or both polders and regular fields]?)?