hi guys with steel beasts can i create a dynamic campaign with mission editor and how to do it and if there is a video tutorial...thanks

[vyrago]

Certainly from the Ukrainian perspective, nearly all Ukrainian forces have near-perfect information.  The Russian side might not be quite so lucky.  Surely, Russian forces do have drones but not as pervasively or with the same coverage as Ukraine does.  There's evidence that Ukraine is growing quite adept at using fires to conceal movements.  Combined with the ongoing problems with Russian secure communications, particularly within the LPR/DPR Militias, there might be times when Russian forces find themselves tactically surprised.  

 

There's also a human element.  So while we know that Ukraine has extremely good battlefield vision, particularly at higher operational levels, not every formation has battlefield tablets or computers to network-share enemy locations.  Sometimes a commander has to mark on his map where a reported enemy is and if he forgets or marks incorrectly in heated moment, lets say.....a Ukrainian unit could stumble into Russian forces even though those Russian were "known" to be there.  I would imagine those instances are very rare though.  

[Captain_Colossus]

On 6/2/2023 at 8:03 AM, vyrago said:

Certainly from the Ukrainian perspective, nearly all Ukrainian forces have near-perfect information.  The Russian side might not be quite so lucky.  Surely, Russian forces do have drones but not as pervasively or with the same coverage as Ukraine does.    

this is not real at all. leaving aside your drone claim, ukraine's intelligence is very good, because it is esentially as good as NATO's intelligence; but this is matched by just as capable russian intelligence- which is very hi tech and not the least of which correlates to the recent development of new radar satellites launched by the russians- and of course russian old fasioned human intelligence from sympathizers or agents on the ground (the accurate targetting of ammunition dumps, what appears to be successful strikes on ukrainian intelligence bunkers or nato facilities in ukraine); and of course it appears that ukraine rolled a donut with these latest attacks, which would agree with what we've predicted in other threads about the difficulty of gathering and concentrating large groups undetected before contact even occurs; smaller units may have more of a chance in so called "shaping operations" but which by themselves do not or are not intended to achieve significant game changing results- so, something to consider for your steel beasts scenarios at least if simulating the current phase of the conflict