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* [[Non Entity General]]: Played with. While you aren't actually represented on the battle maps, your [[Mission Control]] will actually offer you drinks and smokes during briefings and otherwise interact with you as though you are a living, breathing human being in the same room. |
* [[Non Entity General]]: Played with. While you aren't actually represented on the battle maps, your [[Mission Control]] will actually offer you drinks and smokes during briefings and otherwise interact with you as though you are a living, breathing human being in the same room. |
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** In Panzer General II, you even receive your own dossier folder, complete with randomly generated name along with how many medals you've been awarded during your career. You know you've [[Took a Level In Badass|leveled up in badassery]] when the officer briefing you addresses you as "Field Marshall." |
** In Panzer General II, you even receive your own dossier folder, complete with randomly generated name along with how many medals you've been awarded during your career. You know you've [[Took a Level In Badass|leveled up in badassery]] when the officer briefing you addresses you as "Field Marshall." |
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* [[Tactical Rock-Paper-Scissors]]: The game encourages the use of combined arms by making certain unit classes stronger or weaker against other classes. Pitting a tank against an AT gun is generally a bad idea. |
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* [[Tank Goodness]] |
* [[Tank Goodness]] |
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