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A Lesson to be Remembered - The Matrix Games version of East Front II

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A Lesson to be Remembered

By Von Niemack
Axis 9 - 1 - 10 Allies
Rating: 7.98 (20)
Games Played: 20
SM: 4
Turns: 29
Type: Custom
First Side: Axis
Second Side: Allies
Downloads: 407
[Historical, best played against human opponent] Location : 20 miles north of Rostov. In the last days of the winter offensive the Soviets conquered a bridgehead over the Don river, near Manutschskaya. Elements of 2nd Mechanised Corps had begun fortifying their positions and awaiting reinforcements so that they could continue their offensive, aimed at at cutting off 1st Panzer Armee. The germans quickly realised this threat and Herman Balck's 11th Panzer Division was ordered by manstein himself to eliminate this threat. History has not been kind upon this German commander. He could be considered the 'Rommel' of the eastern front. His tactical and operational genius allowed him to retake the village, destroying in the process some twenty Soviet tanks and inflicting about 500 casualities. His own forces counted the loss of one tank, four killed and thirty wounded! In this battle the Russians were thaught a valuable lesson in the use of combined arms groups. Once again the German Kampfgruppe concept proved itself to be extremely efficient on the eastern front.
Player Voting Stats
Member Balance Enjoyment
Asgard's ProfileAsgard Slightly Pro Allies 8
Asgard's ProfileAsgard Well Balanced 9
Amico Fritz's ProfileAmico Fritz Moderately Pro Allies 8
Amico Fritz's ProfileAmico Fritz Slightly Pro Allies 8
Raven's ProfileRaven Well Balanced 4
Adolf Vahringer
The scenario is interesting and has many options for both sides but the Axis can win the scenario without taking any one of the several objectives.
Tiger 88
the victory conditions need to be totally redone - otherwise this a great scenario.
Rupert
Played with EA on
John Given
Eric tried coming right through the proverbial gates of hell - where my positions were strongest. As a result, he took heavy casualties, and could suffered greatly, losing both tons of victory points as well as the "punch" of his army in the process.
Thus, what is of supreme importance in war is to attack the enemy's strategy.

Sun Tzu
fritzfarlig
1st Lieutenant
fritzfarlig Thu Sep 05, 2019 5:55 pm
The victory points system is wrong