Same goes for extended campaigns in France, and eventually Russia. Spending more than a dozen scenarios in the Spanish Civil War, you're going to want to field some Trubia or T-26s and not be stuck with only using Panzer Is. Longer campaigns means more time fighting the same enemies, meaning more opportunities to encounter, capture, and field high quality enemy units while they remain competitive. You don't have to play the entire base game campaign, but at least some experience with it, and a good grasp of the tutorial, will really help you get off to a good start in the more advanced Axis Operations campaigns.Īlso, running with Trophies of War player trait is highly recommended. What should I know before starting the AO campaigns?īeing familiar with the basic mechanics of Panzer Corps 2 is expected of players who try their hand at these DLC. More are on the way, provided our players are satisfied with the content and are eager to continue their journey through the war in an extraordinarily long campaign environment. We've re-introduced Degrees of Victory into nearly every scenario, so new players will hopefully not be facing campaign ending defeat because they were only able to capture 9 of 10 victory hex objectives! Less advanced players should be able to launch into the content and play to reasonable success as they hone their skills, while expert players can test their mettle against the highest difficulty settings and hardest of bonus objectives to complete. While more advanced than the base campaign, the Axis Operations are still designed for any player to enjoy.
More scenarios, more scenario variety, new AI tactics and settings, new reward systems, new enemy Hero units, and more. The Axis Operations are everything the base game is, there's just much, much more of it. While the base game serves as an excellent foundation and entry point into Panzer Corps 2 gaming, the Axis Operations are designed to push the game into new territory with new and innovative designs. How are they different from the base game? However, the true intention is for the campaigns to link together to form one giant, continuous gaming experience by allowing players to save and then import their army from one DLC campaign to the next.įor example, a player who finishes the entire Spanish Civil War can then bring their veteran army into the Axis Operations 1939 Campaign. When complete, the Axis Operations could potentially be a Grand Campaign spanning well over 100+ scenarios.Įach campaign can be played individually by itself, providing a decently sized campaign to enjoy. The Axis Operations aims to chronicle the journey of your German force across a gigantic campaign from Spain in 1936 to Germany in 1945 and maybe even beyond that. These DLC are the first post launch campaigns added to Panzer Corps 2. Welcome to the official Panzer Corps 2: Axis Operations FAQ thread!ĪO DLC Stands for: Axis Operations Downloadable content.
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