What DLC is coming next ?

[Moud]

Title^^^^

[Lmdg]

My guess is something from the Dnieper-Carpathians Offensive to the end of the war in Europe from the Soviet perspective

[Vince]

No news recently. But I think the 1945 Soviet invasion of Manchuria would be an interesting new setting for the series

[Patton]

If they could somehow cover the Pacific Theater all the way from the beginning of the 2nd Sino-Japanese war to the Soviet invasion of Manchuria, that would be a dream come true.

[Lmdg]

Originally posted by Patton:

If they could somehow cover the Pacific Theater all the way from the beginning of the 2nd Sino-Japanese war to the Soviet invasion of Manchuria, that would be a dream come true.

I agree, also the Spanish Civil War

[Piwo Tyskie]

far north in Europe. Or allied campaign in 1940. Modern times also could be fun.

[Alexander]

Should be one final soviet DLC. I assume from late 1943 to the end of the war in 1945.

[PatRat]

I would love it if they came out with Soviet DLC for 44 and another for 45.

They could add a German small German campaign to the Soviet 45 DLC to help flesh it out.
This German campaign could contain their late war counter offensives, such as the Bulge and the offensive to relieve Budapest. Other German battles such as the mini bulge in Alsace Lorraine and the counter attack by the 3rd Panzer army against Zhukovs northern flank as he drove to the Oder River could also be added.

The Soviet campaign in Manchuria could also be added to the 45 DLC to fill it out.

[carrotboy]

Well, considering the recent tweet strongly suggests a late 44 Soviet campaign mission, by guess would be a Soviet 44-45 victory in the east campaign. It would be long, but so far the Germans and western allies both have 20+ mission campaigns and the Soviets don't. An Endsieg campaign is perfectly feasible after the Zitadelle campaign.

[PatRat]

It can't be to late in 44. Otherwise it would leave out operation Bragration.

I honestly believe there's going to be 2 more dlcs for the Soviets. It just makes sense from a business perspective.

I think that there is no way there's going to be a Soviet equivalent of victory in the west.

[carrotboy]

Originally posted by PatRat:

It can't be to late in 44. Otherwise it would leave out operation Bragration.

Why? It can start in January 44 when Zitadelle ended. Why would it extending to late 44 prevent bageation from being shown?

[PatRat]

I'm sorry. I thought you meant it would start in late 44.

[Vince]

There was a post recently on the Facebook page showing a new tank model, but I don't recognise it. Any experts among you?

https://www.facebook.com/100063860839573/posts/848709583934395/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

[Kiwirob]

Hungarian T-38?

[Paul59]

Originally posted by Vince:

There was a post recently on the Facebook page showing a new tank model, but I don't recognise it. Any experts among you?

https://www.facebook.com/100063860839573/posts/848709583934395/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

They are both Pz 38(t).

The top one looks like it has the Bulgarian Tsarist cross, which was commonly used on their tanks as an identification mark, sometimes it was on a white square.

The bottom one is probably Hungarian, as Kiwirob has already said.

[Hydra]

Originally posted by Patton:

If they could somehow cover the Pacific Theater all the way from the beginning of the 2nd Sino-Japanese war to the Soviet invasion of Manchuria, that would be a dream come true.

I would kill to have them cover the Asian-Pacific theater in some way shape or form. Though I have no idea how they would go about doing that.