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Just some luza drawing I made to represent how I felt after beating this level. The game shown is World Conqueror 4. I got three stars on it. I just took the screenshot too soon. - This is now the hardest level I have ever done. Not only that it was the first level of the campaign. All the stages after were SO easy. I first tried the other 5 levels (sweated a bit on the 2nd and 6th stage but they were first tried) - This was the first level of the "51st Highland Division" campaign. It took me 8 attempts and roughly . If you beat it I'd like to know your strategy. Mines was split my forces in two. One group takes Dieppe; and once it is captured I left an economic general (chennault on an engineering unit) on it to gain the resources for a T-44. In the meantime I spawned Trained Vasilevsky on Lv. 9 Hawkeye Force to help the other group defend Saint-Valery and the port. The group that initially were defending the city consisted of the medic and Weygand on the howitzer. I had to change his ribbons to howitzer ribbons just because of how difficult it was. My Weygand had lv. 5 fighting spirit with the medal and even with that he couldn't hold out on his own because of the enormous amount of Flaks. I had Vasilevsky handle the Flaks as well as dealing with both Rommel and German Co. Around round 10 I got Rokossovsky on the T-44 and proceeded to destroy everything and recapture the other major city. I retreated British Co because I think if you fail to protect him you automatically lose (good thing a four stack light infantry I could use for the three star survived). I put Auchinleck on the mechanized infantry but it didn't do anything. The big carries in the stage for me were Weygand (held Saint-Valery), Vasilevsky (dealt with Rommel, German Co, and the Flaks), Chennault (the economics general), and Rokossovsky (destroyed the horde and recaptured the other city I had to defend).
