(05-22-2016, 04:16 AM)zap Wrote: I see the Middle East battles as a regional war. No major powers were involved which could lead to outbreak of WWIII.
No major powers are involved in the CSME as it is intended to be a historical simulation of many key campaigns/wars. The equipment of the major powers, on the other hand, is prevelant and is what makes the various battles rather interesting, especially when you keep in mind that the game spans nearly four decades of equipment evolution.
With the initial release of historical scenarios, each update is also including a number of what-if scenarios allowing for a wide variety of different tactical situations and ahistorical match-ups.
(05-22-2016, 04:16 AM)zap Wrote: Also if I'm not mistaken Israel outclassed its enemies, causing lopsided battles.
Many of the lopsided battles are actually not portrayed. I focused on the ones where both sides had a chance of winning, depending on their skills on the battlefield, how they used the terrain and how they used the equipment. This is the biggest challenge for someone coming into the CSME game from the World War 2 series, and it is why I recommend playing the early battles and moving up to the later battles.
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