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Someone started a Let's Play Panzer Corps: Wehrmacht in a forum thread. Right now the campaign is taking place in Greece. I've decided to draw quick (emphasis on QUICK) comics to sum up the action.
Before you critique, the effort all went into the jokes rather than the drawing and it holds relevance to the "Let's Play" session rather than actual facts. But, for those of you familiar with World War 2, you'll probably still get the jokes.
Panzer Corps: Wehrmacht Let's Play Comic #3 - The 22nd Panzer Division drives off a force of British tanks with a minor engagement. Those very same British tanks withdraw into Salonika and immediately skirt the South of the city to engage the 1st FJ Division that botched up their landing. Despite being pinned down by long range fire from Greek AA guns and Artillery, the remnants of the 1st FJ not only manage to hold their position, but they completely destroy an entire British armored division.
German High Command sees to it that the Division leaders are rewarded for their actions.
Before you critique, the effort all went into the jokes rather than the drawing and it holds relevance to the "Let's Play" session rather than actual facts. But, for those of you familiar with World War 2, you'll probably still get the jokes.
Panzer Corps: Wehrmacht Let's Play Comic #3 - The 22nd Panzer Division drives off a force of British tanks with a minor engagement. Those very same British tanks withdraw into Salonika and immediately skirt the South of the city to engage the 1st FJ Division that botched up their landing. Despite being pinned down by long range fire from Greek AA guns and Artillery, the remnants of the 1st FJ not only manage to hold their position, but they completely destroy an entire British armored division.
German High Command sees to it that the Division leaders are rewarded for their actions.
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Are the British tank crusaders or covenantors