#panzer korps

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Maybe it just means, that he’s human... “Maybe, but there are those who find comfort in living as beasts.”

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Panzer Corps Trailer

Panzer Corps Wehrmacht is the award-winning turn-based strategy game that the press has called “…nothing short of brilliant” and “the spiritual successor to the Panzer General series”, with high rankings and praises around the world. Brought to fruition by a team of experts and a community of hundreds of fan, Panzer Corps Wehrmacht has evolved into the ultimate strategy classic that will find a home on any wargamer’s shelf!

Set in World War II, Panzer Corps Wehrmacht puts players in the general’s tent in charge of the Axis armies, across 26 scenarios in one large campaign tree, carrying core forces through the war. This core force can gain experience and upgrade to new weaponry as it becomes available. With over 400 unit types, divided into 19 unit classes there is a huge amount to explore. Make use of your units strengths and your enemies weaknesses and seize victory.

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Panzer Corps Wehrmacht replicates a classic wargame and upgrades it to 21st century standards for a new generation of wargamers.

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The game is absolutely huge:

- 800 unit types, divided into 19 unit classes with 20 detailed parameters to indentify units abilities, 17 terrain types affecting gameplay in various way. - Campaign: all 26 scenarios are combined into a large campaign tree with several entry points at various stages of the war. Depending on the outcome of each battle (decisive victory, marginal victory or defeat), the player will be faced with different challenges and progress along different parts of the campaign tree;

- Nations: all major and many minor nations are represented: Germany, Italy, Poland, France, Great Britain, USA, USSR, Norway, Belgium, Netherlands, Albania, Romania, Greece and more.

- Core units that travel with you throughout the campaign gaining experience and that can be upgraded as new weapon technologies become available. Units gain awards and heroes as they distinguish themselves.  

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[sophisticatedoyster]

Erwin Johannes Eugen Rommel. Arguably (in my opinion, not actually arguably) the greatest armour commanders of all time, one of the greatest generals of all time period, and one of the most badass people to ever walk the Earth. Furthermore, he was not a Nazi. Overwhelmed by the pure concentration of badassery in his blood, he actually refused to carry out any of Hitler's orders concerning the Jews. Furthermore, he was involved in Operation Valkyrie, to kill Hitler. Seriously. This guy fucking hated Hitler. And why wouldn't he? He was only in the army for Germany itself, not the Nazi party. And Hitler's the only reason this guy was ever defeated in the first place; refusing to send him new supplies, not sending promised reinforcements, not letting him retreat TWENTY FOUR FUCKING MILES TO THE MOST DEFENDABLE POSITIONS IN ALL OF NORTH AFRICA WHEN HE WAS IN ONE OF THE LEAST DEFENDABLE. His Panzer Korps in France crossed two hundred miles in a single day on one occasion, and was nicknamed the "Phantom Division" or "Ghost Division" on account of its ability to appear seemingly out of nowhere at any time. By the time he completed his crossing of France, less than 300 of his men had died, and only forty two of his tanks were destroyed.

Furthermore--HE WAS ONE OF THE MOST BADASS MOTHERFUCKING PILOTS OUT THERE. Although this has not been officially confirmed, this story has been deemed almost certainly true. On one occasion, he was flying a recon aircraft himself, and wrote a note while flying it, turned the craft upside down, opened the cockpit a bit, and dropped the note to the enemy below. The note told them to surrender as they were surrounded. They did just that.

He died in 1944 when the Nazi party made him kill himself, or perhaps shot him themselves.