Steel Division: Normandy 44

Nah

Started playing this after buying a couple years ago. Now I can't stop playing (single-player only). Lots of SP content. I feel like I got my money's worth.

Gayet eğlenceli ve göze batan bir sıkıntısını görmediğim hoş bir oyun. Geniş bir sahada kendi seçtiğiniz ya da hazır oluşturduğunuz battlegroupları kullanarak hava ve kara birimlerini doğru stratejilerle yönlendirerek ağır ve sağlam bir şekilde düşmanı itmeye çalışmak uğraştırıcı ancak zevkli bir deneyim. Fiyatı da nereden baksanız uygun.

its good

正常思路是这样的，德国继承自普鲁士，普鲁士继承自神圣罗马帝国，神圣罗马帝国继承自西罗马，西罗马继承自古罗马。古罗马拥有欧洲全境加环地中海国家，所以德国拥有上述全部核心。但你却能整出个印度继承丝绸之路！？？他们是曾经征服过那里，还是从哪继承过呀？你随意妄想一下，你邻居家的老婆就成你的了么？ 让玩家来讲个笑话：有一天q社员工回家了，想征服自己老婆，老婆说不行，因为你没有她的核心，但是邻居有，q社员工就眼巴巴看着邻居狠狠地征服他老婆、妹妹，小姨、小姑、妈妈.….，为什么邻居有其他人的核心，q社员工就问，邻居一边驰骋一边回到:不知道啊，我寻思有就有呗。

excellent ww2 rts unfortunately the single player campaigns have not aged well at all with generally obnoxious missions due to time constraints on objectives and poor ally AI with enemy AI that does not have fog of war. The mp is nonexistent in 2024 as well. I will still recommend this to anyone who is a fan of this style of game but I'd just play steel division 2 or call to arms instead

I want to like the game. But I have seen a lot of things i don't like: - Infantry movement speed to running animation doesn't match. - Infantry running through fire which is burning and through objects. - Mortars shooting through trees, buildings and other objects. - Jeeps who are running over trees, which only tanks could do. However, also tanks can not run over trees in reality, if they are too big. - Infantry can shoot through walls when in buildings and don't shoot out of windows. - Jeeps and other vehicles have very unrealistic paths they choose. Sometimes they drive the whole path not on the street, but driving hundreds of metres through a fence beside the road. - In my short time playing Steel Division I have seen an incorrect animation of MG-squad running with MG not in their hands but floating slightly above their hands in the air. - And I don't like that infantry don't jump over fences and other obstacles and just run through them. - And I don't like that Anti-Air also shoot through trees without line of sight. - Unloading infantry from helicopters and vehicles is just teleporting them out and the vehicles or helicopters simply disappear instantly. - Infantry or vehicles can shoot through friendly units without any damage for them. But most important is: Friendly unit would never ever shoot in the direction of friendly units. I have seen this issue in mutiple forms. In my opinion Eugen System massively has to work on the - unit AI, - path finding, - respecting object borders, - the animation, - and the enemy AI. These are just some of the issues I don't like. All of these things are not realistic for me. And all of these things destroy the immersion for me. I would recommend this game for everyone who doesn't care about these things. Basically I would say, that if my described negative points weren't there, I could say that game is far ahead of games like company of hereos. However I hope Eugen System keep on working on their games, because I really want to play a game like this without those issues in the future. The idea of a more realistic game than Company of Hereos is still great for me.

I'm on the last mission of the UK Hill 112 campaign (and the last mission overall), and I can say Steel Division: Normandy 44 is a wonderful experience. The graphics are beautiful - whether zoomed out for the battlefield overview or zoomed in on the highly detailed units. The morale system is great, and the line-of-sight (LoS) mechanics are even better than what I've seen in the Close Combat series. If there's one drawback, it's that the game can feel very intense - you need to constantly manage reinforcements through phase A, B, and C, so it's not as "chill" as Close Combat. Still, if you enjoy Close Combat, Sudden Strike, Steel Division, or Blietzkrieg, this game is absolutely worth it. The attention to detail and depth is fantastic.