ToV2.6 諾曼底1944:歐洲戰場模組【附汉化包】Update 12/31/09 v 1.7要求配置较高,慎重~~

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Project Leader
Sweeten2213

Project Assistants

Revolucion09 (Public Relations/Promotions, Video, Coding Consultant)
CitizenSoldier (Head Beta Tester, Asst. Historian, Forums Assistant, Coding Consultant)
Gamerisin (Sounds Tester, Forums Assistant, Coding Consultant)
Twitchy (Text editor/creator, Forums Assistant)
Whitewolfmxc (Technical Advisor, Tester)
JuggernautOfWar (Tester, Advisor)
Therewasatime (Webmaster, ModDB leader, Public Relations, Historian)
mrempirehimself (XFire Community Group Host, Tester)

2D and 3D Skinners

Georider
Slayerknecht

Models

Tankdestroyer
Pojarsma
MrScruff
Dragon93
Angelic

Art

Assassine
Dobb

Custom Icons (still WIP)

Reichsbahn
Doombringer1982

Mappers

Q77
r.rishad.ali

Skins Included

Infantry

Widowmaker
Halftrack

Vehicles

GnigruH
Widowmaker
Xalibur

AI Support

The following provided assistance, advice, or code for the AI

AGameAnx
Warnstaff
Uberbugz
Capt. Combat

Main Features:
-Command Trees revamped Based on historical categories, based on real divisions of Normandy phase at World War II. Each Division now enables 16 command choices instead of the classic 6 the game offers!
-Sub-Divisions: After you chose your main division/doctrine, you must chose one sub-division, which will enable specialized buildings with unique units based on the real Command you chosen, these units differ from each division/subdivision!
-Realistic combat: As the game focuses less on building strategy, you will have to take care of more units, and of the battle it self *Infantry will act as infantry, will have a realistic fear factor, and will move depending of the survival of their leader, and much more. *Vehicles will suffer hard consequences if not taken care of. They can lose visibility, mobility, lose ANY of their gunners (including the Gunner) and more
-Weaponry works based on realistic information and a balance for great gameplay, this will make you focus in the safety of each unit. Explosions cause coherent suppression, SMGs dangerous in short ranges, rifles working as they should (bolt-action, autmatic, etc), grenades with no 100% accurate throws and much more
-All the game's Graphics changed, all units with historically modified Skins, being different even between Sub-doctrines, Plus lots of new units, improved sound quality, and UI modified for better gameplay
Detailed Features:

The simplest way of putting it would be...everything is changed to be more realistic!!
- All weapon stats have been adjusted to better match their real life counterparts
- New command tree and squad abilites - squad abilties include several new thrown weapons, and call ins for air strikes/arty
- Fully revamped AI GREATLY improved over vanilla AI - very challenging!
- Full sized squads and Orders of Battle to match real life counterparts during the time frame
- Real life divisions, regiments, etc... that played a major role in the European Theater from D-Day to the late fall in 1944 - each unit is broken down to the regiment which is included in the description
- Vehicle and Infantry skins to match their real life counterparts (85% complete)
- Unique higher upkeep system replacing pop-caps - each unit draws more on certain resources, lowering income based on the needs of the unit
- Completely different way of units becoming available based on a main doctrine and 3 "subdoctrines" to choose from (see below for description).
- Command trees are completely redone and based on not only doctrine, but sub-doctrine chosen
Like I said - everything is different and more realistic. If you're familiar with the mod, it's everything it always was and more!

Sub-Doctrine System Description and Lists
As soon as you start the game YOU MUST choose a doctrine to start building (starting units cannot capture). After you choose a doctrine, your builders will be able to build a basic "barracks" and "light motorpool" for that division. In the case of the British, you will unlock a specific infantry unit based on the doctrine from HQ, as well as an Infantry Truck based on the doctrine. Choosing a doctrine will also unlock one column of the Command Tree. After choosing a doctrine, 3 "sub-doctrines" will become available from your HQ. Choosing one of the three sub-doctrines will unlock one more building (or in the case of the British, the Armour truck) based on the sub-doctrine. It will also unlock the corresponding Command Tree column for that sub-doctrine. Each sub-doctrine is unique and has it's own strengths and weaknesses. Details of the doctrine and subdoctrines (as well as some history) is also included at the doctrine selection screen. There are also details of the sub-doctrine at their selection section. Once you choose a sub-doctrine, that's it - there's no going back! The sub-doctrines were chosen as either a specific part of the chosen division (doctrine), or an additional division(s) that worked with the main division in the summer/fall of 1944.
Here is a list of the different doctrine/sub-doctrine combos, and a little history as to how they were related (there is also a list of divisions/regiments included in the mod folder) :

US

US 29th Infantry Division "Blue and Grey" (also has some armor units from the 747th Tank Battalion and 821st Tank Destroyer Battalion, both attached to 29th ID, spread through sub-docs)
~~ 1st Infantry Division "The Big Red 1" : landed on Omaha Beach with the 29th ID, and continued to fight alongside them into St.Lo and beyond
~~ 2nd Ranger Battalion : landed on Omaha Beach with the 29th.
~~ 30th Infantry "Old Hickory"/113th Calvary Group "Red Horse" : these two frequently found themselves fighting together and often working with the 29th ID, especially in and around St. Lo

US 101st Airborne Division "Screaming Eagles"
~~ 82nd Airborne Division "All American" : landed behind enemy lines with the 101st just prior to D-Day, and frequently "dropped" together with them as part of the 1st Allied AB Army (899 Tank Destroyers also included as they were at times attached to the 82nd)
~~ 327th Glider regiment - glider regiment of the 101st (also includes units from the 70th Light Tank Battalion who were attached to the 101st)
~~ UK 6th Airborne Division "The Red Devils" - also landed just prior to D-Day

US 2nd Armored Division "Hell on Wheels"
~~ 82nd Reconnaissance Battalion - they were described as the "Eyes and Ears" of the 2nd AD.
~~ 702 Tank Destroyers - the anti-tank wing of the 2nd AD
~~ 2nd Free French Armoured Division (2e Division Blindée) - at times fought alongside 2nd AD when it got up to strength

British Commonwealth

XXX Corps (many of the divisions included spent time in the XXX Corps, and all fought at least alongside - the 50th (Northumbrian) ID is the starting infantry division with some light motorized help from the 7th AD)
~~ 7th Armoured Division "Desert Rats" - the main and consistent armor component of the XXX corps
~~ VIII Corps - often worked with and helped XXX Corps. It's main armor component was the 11th AD "The Black Bull". Also included the 15th Scottish Infantry Division, the Guards Armoured Division, and the independent 6th Guards Tank Brigade.
~~ 51st (Highland) Infantry Division - part of XXX corps. Also includes the attached 33rd Armoured Brigade.

6th Airborne Division "Red Devils" (gliders from the 6th Air Landing Brigade are included in main tree column)
~~ 6th Airborne Armoured Reconnaissance Regiment/1st Canadian Parachute Battalion - both fought as part of the 6th ABD
~~ 1st Airborne Division/1st Independent Parachute Brigade (Polish) - part of the 1st Allied AB Army with 6th ABD
~~ 4th Special Service Brigade - landed on d-day (also includes 4th Free French SAS)

3rd Canadian Infantry Division "The water rats"
~~ 2nd Armored Brigade - supported the 3rd ID on D-Day and part of II Canadian Corps with the 3rd ID
~~ 1st Polish Armoured Division/79th Armoured Division - the 1st polish AD was also part of II Canadian Corps, and the 79th assisted the Candians, including D-Day (also includes the Divisional Royal Canadian Engineers - 6th Field Coy regiment of the 3rd ID)
~~ 2nd Canadian ID and 4th Canadian Armor Division - also fought as part of II Canadian Corps, and often alongside the 3rd ID

Wehrmacht

709.Infanterie Division
~~ 561.Osttruppen Battalion - Georgian volunteers, they fought as part of the 709.ID at Utah Beach and fought with them in the Cotentin Peninsula
~~ 352.Infanterie Division - also fought along the beaches in Normandy at Utah beach and the following battles
~~ 243.Infanterie Division - also fought in Normandy in the Cotentin Peninsula and near Cherbourg

2.Panzer Division
~~ 38.Panzerjäger Battalion - the anti-tank battalion of the 2.PzD. Also includes units from Panzerjäger Abteilung 559 who were attached inside XLVII Panzer Corps with the 2.PzD in the fall of 1944
~~ 2.Aufklärungs-Abteilung - the recon battalion of the 2.PzD and was known, like the 82nd Recon of the 2nd AD, as the "eyes and ears" of the division. Also includes units of the 26.Volksgrenadier Division who fought as part of XLVII Panzer Corps with the 2.PzD in the fall of 1944
~~ 9.Panzer Division - the "sister" division of 2.PzD, and fought as part of XLVII Panzer Corps with the 2.PzD in the fall of 1944

12.SS Panzer Division
~~ Schwere SS-Panzer Abteilung 501/Schwere Panzerjäger Abteilung 560 - fought as part of I SS Panzer Corps with the Schwere Panzerjäger Abteilung 560 attached to the 12.SS PzD (also includes further 12.SS vehicles)
~~ 3. Fallschirmjägerdivision/12th Volksgrenadier Division - both were also attached to I SS Panzer Corps in the fall of 1944
~~ 2.SS Panzer Division - though part of II SS Panzer Corps, fought alongside the 12.SS near Caen and St Lo

Panzer Elite
21.Panzer Division
~~ KGr Oppeln - the armor side of the division (with mobile arty)
~~ KGr Oppeln - the more mobile, recon side of the division. Also includes 200.Panzerjäger-Abteilung for anti-armor support
~~ 15.Panzer Grenadier Division - fought as part of XXXXVII Panzerkorps with 21st PzD

91.Luftlande Infanterie-Division
~~ 16.Luftwaffe Feld Division - fought with 91.LID on the Cotentin Peninsula
~~ 6.Fallschirmjäger-Regiment - was attached to 91.LID on the Cotentin Peninsula
~~ 77.Infanterie-Division - together in cotenin peninsula as part of II Fallschirmjägerkorps with 91. LID

17.SS Panzer-Grenadier Division
~~ 1.SS Panzer Division - fought as part of I SS Panzer Corps with 17.SS PzGren (some units are also included as part of one of 17.SS PzGren buildings). Also includes Schwere Panzerjäger Abteilung 560 (attached to I SS Panzer Corps) and Schwere SS-Panzer Abteilung 501 (who were specifically attached to 1.SS)
~~ Panzer Lehr Division - fought at times during summer and fall of 1944 as part of I SS Panzer Corps
~~ 9.SS Panzer Division - part of the divisions who assisted in Falaise Pocket to help the 17.SS PzGren Div. and other trapped divisions



            
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