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If you do, the DLC is a no-brainer.
Am I wrong to be surprised this did not come with a tutorial-style mission to acclimate new players to the interface and iconography, if not basic tactics?
Yeah, you're wrong :)
It's a very basic tutorial though and I think it doesn't even touch in depth on supply range, just mentions the button that shows you the range. It's pretty hard but yeah, the manual is quite well done so you may even consider printing it out as a quick reference.
Interestingly, the campaign is not usual like you'd expect from other strategy games, where the missions get progressively harder. It's based on real encounters during the war, so the difficulty is very unstable over the campaign and fluctuates considerably.
It's better if you play the scenarios first (the scenarios ARE the campaign missions, only not embedded in and campaign progress). There you can select easy and progress to medium ones, but don't think easy, medium and hard refer to the CPU difficulty. The CPU is a mean ♥♥♥♥♥ in any setting, the "easy" missions are simply easy due to the constellation, terrain and type/amount of units.
Well said and great advice for the new UoC player. Stepping through each scenario gives the new user a chance to see opposing forces, assess terrain, supply routes, and other important factors without the risk of losing a campaign.
I was initially frustrated with the campaign but after finding my UoC battle legs in the scenarios, the campaign is a bit easier.