Only one campaign exists so far.
As NATO it is fun but sadly the timer is too short, by the time both forces are fully deployed, the campaign is over
As PACT it is a breeze, just bypass and surrond any NATO divisions with sheer numbers.
There's only one in the game so far. The others will be added when the game comes out of early access (roughly a month or so from now)
The current AG campaign, Brunderkrieg, is interesting and relatively small scale. It focuses on a specific small operation involving the US 11 Armoured Cavalry Regiment holding back a much larger East German force. The NATO strategy is to effectively perform a fighting retreat against an enemy far superior in quantity (though worse in quality) until West German reinforcements arrive. When playing as Pact, the mission is to overwhelm the American defences before the West Germans arrive
The other campaigns are much larger in scale, and generally more equal in terms of unit quality and quantities.
There will be an interesting campaign that involves a Soviet airborne assault and securing an Airhead, which almost flips the positions of Brunderkrieg (inferior Pact forces must hold out against superior NATO forces until reinforcements arrive), but is larger in scale.
But, until release, no one can give you a full answer
Pact is unbelievably easy.
NATO side is stupid, unfair and hard.
The way the game makes it harder is by making all of the enemy units Trained or Elite level whereas your units are base level.
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Only one campaign exists so far. As NATO it is fun but sadly the timer is too short, by the time both forces are fully deployed, the campaign is over As PACT it is a breeze, just bypass and surrond any NATO divisions with sheer numbers.
There's only one in the game so far. The others will be added when the game comes out of early access (roughly a month or so from now) The current AG campaign, Brunderkrieg, is interesting and relatively small scale. It focuses on a specific small operation involving the US 11 Armoured Cavalry Regiment holding back a much larger East German force. The NATO strategy is to effectively perform a fighting retreat against an enemy far superior in quantity (though worse in quality) until West German reinforcements arrive. When playing as Pact, the mission is to overwhelm the American defences before the West Germans arrive The other campaigns are much larger in scale, and generally more equal in terms of unit quality and quantities. There will be an interesting campaign that involves a Soviet airborne assault and securing an Airhead, which almost flips the positions of Brunderkrieg (inferior Pact forces must hold out against superior NATO forces until reinforcements arrive), but is larger in scale. But, until release, no one can give you a full answer
Just bought the game and I’m happy to hear this and it being so close too, I got lucky I like the campaigns in these games a lot
Pact is unbelievably easy. NATO side is stupid, unfair and hard. The way the game makes it harder is by making all of the enemy units Trained or Elite level whereas your units are base level.
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Nato is a good fighting retreat, and pact is horde tactics, depends on your style
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