25. Hadosztály's Courageous Battle at Lenina with WWI Equipment

Would they fight with green eggs and ham? Would they fight in a trench or on a dam? While we can't confirm Dr. Seuss's breakfast was part of their gear, the 25. Hadosztály certainly brought their Great War equipment to the battle at Lenina. Tune in to see how they fared-no Seussian snacks, just pure historical valor in another exciting Steel Division 2 10 vs 10.
Chapters
00:00 - Deck build
03:58 - Match start
12:12 - Optimal placement
26:59 - Crossing the Rubicon
40:31 - Final numbers

[@matthieutankol2681]

To some extent, there is already an "entrenchment" bonus. After an infantry unit's been immobile for a dozen seconds or so, it gets a defensive bonus until it moves

[@peterlundberg7680]

Good gaame, great cast

[@tayrus25czd71]

As someone from Czech Republic i can say for everyone, that speaking hungarian is very hard for us too. But for me specifically i don´t strugle too much with the pronunciation. When it comes to zrinyi, it was built on a Turán medium tank chassis.

[@matthieutankol2681]

It's not that bad for any Eastern/Northern European, but if you're from Southern Europe, the UK/Ireland or the US, yeah it's hard... Comes with bad language learning in those regions & countries

[@abelfoldesi9300]

With the árkászok pronunciation i think i can help: á is similar to the a in artillery, sz (which is whole new letter) is like s in science

[@eliahelfenbein4731]

As a German, yes it is hard to pronounce hungarian words.

[@someonefromabroad5563]

I wouldn't do any better pronouncing hungarian or czech stuff than you probably, its just as much guesswork for most germans. That old gun truck actually is from WW 1 - or at least it was featured in Battlefield 1. Zrinyi should be an indigenous hungarian design.

[@psychzach1588]

I suggested an entrenchment idea a year or so ago and they said no. And essentially their reasoning was they didnt want to do any work. Literally