@Peace i will take that suggestion in count.

So far they have only moved 1 tile for me currently just playing as Georgia. Russia seems to be able to advance quickly but a lot of mine move slow. I get that it definitely was a short war and is a short scenario but if my math isn't wrong you have about 24 turns which is the same turn length as the six day war. I do understand the maps are vastly different though so I definitely don't think they should be 3 or 4 but 2 tiles for each unit wouldn't be that bad imho

Some units can move more than 1 title, also, the problem is that it was a very very quick war, so i had to configure unit's pace to keep up with the real operational time.

It would also be nice if the units could move more than 1 tile at a time but It's still fun. Sorry for the second message couldn't edit my other one for some reason

Fair enough. So far it's pretty fun, it did crash a bit when I passed Russia to the AI but it finally stopped after turn 7.

I'm working on a Ukrainian War (2022) scenario, stay tunned.

Obs: And i will finish this one.

@Peace because the game did not had the Georgia flag, so i had to improvise a little bit.

Out of curiosity why does Georgia have the Imperial German Emblem in it's icon?

Great scenario, really enjoyed playing! Btw, victory when playing for Georgia is achievable:)

marcosdahistoria, you should look for the game's file in your Steam/steamapps.

I'm very busy at the momment, but untill the end of 2021, i'm planning on finishing this scenario.

Very interesting scenario. Congratulations! Where can I find the file for this scenario, to download?

Please do

Hey. Are you still working with this scenario?

thank you.

OBESE, you can activate your game through Steam. Untill now, i do not have plans to upload it out of Steam since i wasn't a regular user of Matrix Games forum.

Any chance of a link for those who haven't installed the game on steam, this looks interesting.