#Unity of command ii gameplay full version#
#Unity of command ii gameplay crack#

#Unity of command ii gameplay full version#

Or even PzCor Gold (or whatever the full version is called nowadays) over UoC2. However, if I cared more about a classic Panzer General scope to my game, Panzer Corps II would be the obvious pick, even without its DLC yet. Haven't personally played both yet, so I can't have a good reply to that question. However, it remains to be seen if the Poles will aggressively push and try and KIA one of my units while they're weakened and low on supplies. They had just enough movement points to get themselves back to relative safety. However, the plan worked as the 2 Polish units occupying the road quickly fell back to defend the supply depot, leaving open a perfect gap for me to push up my own forces, retake the highway, and open supply lines to my hungry, hungry Hanses in the North. They didn't have enough movement points to actually take it, unfortunately, and I was risking potentially losing both those divisions if the AI managed to keep them trapped AND move someone to defend the supply depot. I took my 2 cut-off & beat-up foot divisions, and I pushed them East, deeper into enemy territory, and edged them against an undefended Polish supply depot at Kutno. Not wanting to turn this particular engagement into a slog-fest (the map is quite huge, this screenshot only covers about half my forces), I decided to make a ballsy move. None of my other forces were in position to really assist as the bulk of em were thrusting around Lodz. I lost 1 unit to KIA, as the AI is very good at focusing its attacks on your weak links and putting them out of commission quickly. I put myself into this predicament because I had them push too far to try and cut off the enemy, and ended up getting cut off themselves. With a major river and some swampy terrain to the West, they didn't have enough movement to get back into supply by fleeing that way, so they were effectively stuck in place until someone could rescue them. On the previous turn they were cut off from the south 2 Polish divisions (1 mounted, 1 foot) who occupied the 2 highway tiles south of them (now occupied by my own 2 infantry). In my screenshot, you can see two German infantry units in the top-left who are completely out of supply. I call this screenshot: Hungry, Hungry Hans. Most divisions have gained a ton of experience and I have distributed as many enablers as I can, so hopefully the low countries will be easier.Ī quick little anecdote I wanted to share - I feel it's pretty indicative of how realistically and rationally the AI reacts to your moves. Thankfully, and only after a rough go at Poland and Denmark, I'm at a point where I have 3x experienced Armies, and have developed my Divisions nicely. Again, the early-war equipment doesn't give you that same 'punch'.

#Unity of command ii gameplay crack#

This has been a major contrast to UoC 1 and the UoC 2 vanilla campaign - my normal tactic was to use Pz Divisions to crack open the front lines, and then exploit the gap with infantry and motor.

They cannot stand and fight against regular infantry divisions, and will die trying to attack anything in 'close' terrain (forests and cities). I have used them to pursue weakened and retreating enemies as well as driving deep into enemy territory to cut supply lines (then return, before they are cut off). German Amy HQ cannot move nearly as far and have limited Command and Control capacity- the DLC definitely makes players adapt their style to much more risky maneuvers than what I felt with the vanilla campaign.Įarly war Panzers do not give you the punch that I was used to- Armored Divisions are back to a more Cavalry-like mission. Not easy, AT ALL, and some aspects require players to adjust significantly. More specifically, I love how it depicts operational maneuver how it makes players focus heavily on logistics and terrain.