
Panzer Corps Day
Wow! What an amazing success Panzer Corps Days turned out to be! Our expectations on player numbers and stream watchers were completely blown away. It’s hard to fathom tens of thousands of players tuning into our channels to celebrate Panzer Corps Day with us, but that’s exactly what happened. As always, we are humbled by having so many people interested in and playing Panzer Corps and Panzer Corps 2 even after so many years, you all are amazing! As someone who has made 144 Panzer Corps Grand Campaign scenarios and 172 Panzer Corps 2 Axis Operations Campaign scenarios and worked on so many aspects of Panzer Corps, it has been such an incredible journey I’ve been on with all of you. Thank you, once again. Here’s to hoping we’ll be able to celebrate Panzer Corps Day every year from here on out, and make them even bigger and better! - Content Designer Kerensky And now, back to Fall of Poland!Integrated Image System



New Polish Cavalry
From our last Dev Diary, we mentioned some new Polish Cavalry units, but we didn’t show them off. Time to fix that!

Forced Withdrawal
One final item we wanted to discuss. And actually, this comes from early internal discussion on how do you make a Poland 1939 campaign from the Polish perspective that isn’t just about ‘getting your teeth kicked in’. To help with the historical reality of the immense difficulty the Polish forces faced in September of 1939, we have a new sort of objective, the Forced Withdrawal objective. Basically, for players who want to fight to the bitter end and see what the Polish were up against, this new objective type allows for a nice out from the historical result of many of these battles of the Polish Campaign. A good example would be to look at the Battle of Mlawa scenario.
