Pedir que el "case yellow" sea equilibrado es difícil por las circunstancias del guión.
Por ello, se han creado escenarios alternativos " que hubiese ocurrido si.." para que sea mas equilibrado:
What If? Scenario One
Ten game turns and the entire map. The Allies are still saddled with their obsolete command and control and tactical doctrines, but at least they have improved intelligence. They have free set up and no longer must advance into Belgium or ignore the Ardennes. The Germans require a much smaller margin of victory to win.
What if? Scenario Two
Ten game turns and the entire map. The Allies have all the advantages of What If Scenario One, but now their command and control has improved. They receive optional units representing forces that could have easily been available and they also have the double-sided Move/Combat segment chits the Germans have always used. This scenario will be challenging for the German player. If the German player is ahead by even one VP at the end of the scenario, he wins.
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El Ardennes 44 parece mas equilibrado por el comentario siguiente que permite al alemán recuperar el rio Mosa:
The Allied player has a chance at holding Elsenborn Ridge and making the Germans pay dearly for the twin villages of Rockerath and Krinkelt. Likewise, the German player has an equal chance of changing history and reaching the Meuse River.
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Con estas indicaciones espero que lo tengas mas claro..
Un saludo.
M.
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