re: scenario design

[Glint]

I was just interested in other members' views, especially those working alongside and within the H2H section.

Utilize online resources... consult you hard copy WW2 collections... take advantage of both public and university libraries - especially reference librarians... talk to vets who participated in the battle... etc.

I design either "semi-historical" or "hypothetical" scenarios so you use what you can locate on a specific or "what if?" battle... and than fill in the "blanks" with a best guess. :cool2:

My criteria for scenario design is to develop "fun" and "exciting" conflicts... that have a good replay factor.

Again, as Jason and others have stated earlier... there is no "magic" formula? :chin:

Thanks for the input KK and Jason. However, whilst appreciating your comments, if you are creating hypothetical scenarios, then surely a guideline is needed? For example, you wouldn't create a map around five miles square and put a corps oob in it? I've checked online and found the guidelines as in my original post, appreciate the input so far and respect the opinions, would just like to know what other 'hypothetical designers' work on?