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Originally Posted by Sven
I can already answer that with a no Doggles. We like to play a scenario that happened in the past, not what could have happened or what people like to do. That's one thing we've always tried to achieve in our missions and previous campaigns and we get most satisfaction and enjoyment out of it. 100 % realism is of course not achievable but when we can, we implement it.
That does not mean we're not interested in pseudo-histocial campaigns but they will not be made by us.
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Interesting perspective. What happens when you run a historical campaign and the outcome isn't historical? e.g. the Dieppe raid is actually successful, or the Allies don't actually get away from Dunkerque?
Do you declare the campaign to be a failure?
Do you set up the initial conditions so that the outcome is a foregone conclusion?
Understand I am not advocating a "secret weapons of the luftwaffe" campaign.