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All CC games are great, including this one:) Still CC3 was one of the best, cause it had the point system and you had to fight 4 years of a desperate struggle. There was just so many tank battles, with great tanks, be it Russian or German. I like the Caen CC cause it keeps a lot of the old game principles, and adding those movers is a great way of making it even more real; there is nothing so fun than to ride those halftracks and push the pedal to the objective; also moving the At guns by track is way more simple than just pushing 200 meters, just to relocate. I've always liked a bridge too far and the remake last stand at arnhem the best. Mostly because the campaign and battle variety. The campaign is great because it revolves around the bridges and you get variety because you have americans, brits, germans, poles, and netherlands troops. Also I really like how there's tank battles but there are also a lot of infantry vs.

Infantry battles as well. Dragon coins fantasy. That's my problem with caen and some of the other games.

Too much tank battles.I do like CC3 in that you can create your own force and bring it through an entire war. But the excess of tank fights kind of hurts it. Late war the infantry just seems to be cannon fodder.