Updated Normandy'44_Alt (third time, 13 AUG)

[Liquid_Sky]

The allies breaking out is not much of a problem, as they don't have the units to exploit a break out. And in the mid game, the Germans will outnumber and out-quality them...so it is not in the allied interests to be spread out all over the map...unless they can reach the supply centers in the far south. (Very doubtful).

What will happen, is the Germans will retreat until the bad weather, then form a line. The British cannot break out at Caen, as the Germans have terrain and quality. And the Americans really have no where to go...and have to worry about cutting off the peninsula...

When I first started playing I was alarmed at the amount of damage I was taking from air interdiction...but then realized that it didn't actually matter. My units would be hit moving up the roads, and be be slowed/damaged from it...but I would spend a few turns near the front, and let them regain their strength. I did lose outright some artillery units that I was evacing from the peninsula, though. The end result is maybe a day delay before the unit can be put in the front line.