WWII Invasion of Poland
Creator: Fascelli || First Published: 10/09/2014 || Players: 3 || Size: 40x20
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Rating: 4.00 in 2 ratings
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Comments:
Xmo5 (10/10/2014 11:47am):
Poland looks a lot different than I always imagined it.
Treekn (10/10/2014 03:05pm):
So OS is Poland, right?
Ninja_Weasel (10/10/2014 04:02pm):
One can only assume. They'll have a hard time defending against Germany with their backs
turned like that.
Nyvelion (10/10/2014 04:43pm):
I guess they don't expect Germany to invade.
Magic Elves (10/11/2014 01:12pm):
Is it wrong that I'm seeing the Megatank on GE HQ as Hitler? I'm pretty sure it's wrong.
Fascelli (10/11/2014 04:08pm):
It's not exactly that, but if it was, what's the problem?
Xmo5 (10/17/2014 09:04pm):
I think she feels bad calling Hitler fat.
the-deadly-shadow (11/18/2014 04:57pm):
I guess historically, poland should be greatly outnumbered. I think this map does not represent the history and
neither it is fair. OS has only 8 arty to defend their units against 20 md tanks, 2 neo, 2 rockets and the megatank. I
guess that even if Stalin would be in a good mood and help OS, GE could win (especially as andy).
Fascelli (02/24/2015 05:57am):
Well according to WWII history Poland is nowhere nearly as equipped as the Germans at this time. So they are
supposed to lose! Also, regarding Stalin he also attacks Poland as Germany is conquering it!
Nyvelion (09/30/2016 08:27am):
Wasn't Poland still using horsemen in WW2? They were very much behind on technology. Other
than Civ 3, cavalry can't beat tanks.
Gen.Rommel (08/25/2020 12:36pm):
The Polish had mostly cavalry and infantry, anti-tank guns, almost non-existent navy and airforce, and very few tanks. The
tanks were modeled after the British Vickers mark E tank, and Renault FT tanks. The Polish also had tankettes, but were
useless except en masse.



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