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| The Germans have taken one Objective but they are Worn and time is running out. |
Having only two Formations a side worked perfectly well. Fellow players will note that the forces were spread thinly in comparison to other Eisenhower scenarios, but that's the way it was.
The German advantage in Ops, Stockpiles and starting with the Momentum was augmented by banning the French defenders from starting Prepared. That was to reflect the historical Belgian failure to build the expected defences, but as the two forces are more-or-less identical, this is a tough job for the attackers who usually enjoy more points.
If the Germans fail to take one or more Objectives early, it becomes impossible for them to win the game.
Of course, a scenario doesn't have to be balanced. For competitive
purposes you can swop sides, play a second game and add the scores
together, but we are working on ways of giving the attackers more of an advantage, including Barrage cards and forcing some of the French to arrive as Reinforcements.
Once it's more developed, I'll post the map, OOBs and further details.
