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DC:Barbarossa cover artwork revealed!
And it looks bloody amazing!! Top left-to-right: von Bock, Halder, von Leeb Below: Stalin, Zhukov (behind map) and Krushev (right of Stalin). You might have noticed the image above is not of a DVD-box but actually a book. :) … Continue reading →
Vics Barbarossa AI Log #3 : Missing some je-ne-sais-Guderian
After improving the Soviet artificial intelligence (AI) I am now turning my attention to the German AI. In this AI log we’ll take a look at how it is doing right now. The German AI is basically not doing so … Continue reading →
Vics Barbarossa AI Log #2 : The Soviets hold the line!
Remember the previous Soviet artificial intelligence (AI) losing cohesion and Moscow quite early? After some big changes it has really acquired more fluidity and backbone. Not perfect yet, but much better! The soviet AI is basically winning the game now. … Continue reading →
Barbarossa Screenshot #2
Click to enlarge: At -12 degrees celcius 17th Army is still managing to slowly advance on Kharkov
Vics Barbarossa AI Log #1 : The Soviets need to hold the line
Beta testing is well under way and one on my big tasks is to get the artificial intelligence (AI) in to tip-top shape. I thought it could be nice if to take the readers along for the ride in some … Continue reading →
Barbarossa Screenshot #1
Click to enlarge: It might be a good moment to release a Tsarist general to take-over the Southern Front

