Want to play the entire war start to finish in PzC?

[Outlaw Josey Wales]

Interesting. What about one or more of the top experts go through all the titles and decide which scenarios to play for a trip through history and set it like a guy did in ACWGC. He made a list of the historic battles from HPS and BG series and posted like maybe 5 at a time. People posted to claim the battle they would play as either north or south. If you were a Confederate member of the club, you played rebs, Union, you played Yanks. You could only be in one battle at a time and could not post for a second until the first was complete. Of course even the largest ACW battles are much easier handled as one player than the large PzCs.

The larger battles could be posted as a team game with x amount of slots and one doubled as CinC. The first person to claim a spot could just be a subordinate unless he wants to be CinC. As long as a spot is open, a person can claim it. If a person signs up as a western ally, he can only play western ally. Axis can only be Axis and so on. An ally can be western or russian if you use the first setup. No limit to how many people on either side, but with so many people that play PzCs, I don't see a problem of having enough for any team. It would just be for fun or extra points for the the winning team which would be scored by the total points of all the game combined.

Or you could have somebody sign on as supreme commander for both axis and allies and their teams are those who sign up for either one. He then designates which subordinates to command each scenario as it is posted to get started. That also includes if a scenario is listed as a three man team, he designates the team from his list of available subordinates. If somebody has to drop for whatever reasons, he designates the replacement.

If you set a WF and EF as separate, a person can play in both competitions because they are run as separate competitions. If run as one and a person wants to be allied and axis, he would have to wait until a second competition is setup to play the other side.

Seems something like that might be interesting.

Any thoughts?