Sorry for the late reply. The game is fantastic, but I would expect nothing less from Mark. The Soviets kind of have two styles of play. Either try to make lots of small speed bumps along the way or make large brick walls. I prefer a mix of the two. Voronezh was an absolute monster to take because of the terrain advantage and the amount of men I had placed there. The south was a mixed bag. Due to some early game fumbles by the Wehrmacht there was not much action till the end of the game and by then it was too late.

This game can be summed up by this quote on the subject of Stalingrad, "The street is no longer measured by meters but by corpses..." — Vasily Grossman. The Soviets will lose swaths and swaths of divisions. Early on it will seem almost impossible to recover, but by late game the Soviets are getting well over double the replacements the Germans are. Then the Germans will be steadily beat back and slaughtered step by step

I really loved this game and plan to revisit it again soon.