More maps like "OP Totalize" :)

[Ionizer]

Operation Cobra (already in production and testing) is a good candidate for this, I think.

[Fuchs]

Cobra will be a very refreshing map, from what I experienced I don't find it playing alot like Totalize. So don't get your hope up high, as this is Forgotten Hope.

[Tiny]

Yea totalize is a great map, really what this game is all about IMO. Sure the other maps are good too, but I really enjoy when there is everything thrown into one. 

[Kelmola]

Totalize is an EPIC map, and FH2 could use plenty more of these. Small, atmospheric, 110% accurate infantry maps like PHL are all fine and well, just as long as we get some huge tank battles and air attacks aplenty somewhere inbetween. Of course, such maps can never be totally accurate since airfields of the oppising sides were rarely within the same 2 km x 2 km square, but I can live with the scaling as long as it serves its purpose. I can live with the fact that it's not modelled on the basis of Google Maps, Google Earth and historical & current on-location photos, for me it's enough that a map is "thematically" correct when it offers such massive and entertaining combined arms action.

Eagerly waiting for the Eastern Front and similar treatment for Prokhorovka (where there was also a railroad ).

[Havoc2090]

If any of you have played Call Of Duty 3 for the consoles, it shows you the mace with the polish defending the top of the hill...i think the mace was during the falaise pocket etc....i think Caen would make a pretty awesome map with the british and germans having tank support "bit like arnhem from FH1" where you must advance cautiously through the streets and then you get ambushed, i'd love to play a map like that!. Villers bocage will be good too!.

[Flippy Warbear]

Mont Ormel (Hill 262, The Mace) was quite near to Saint-Lambert (Falaise Pocket in FH2) and there the polish troops of 1st Armoured Division captured vital hilltop and a town of Mont Ormel from german defenders and therefore closed the Falaise gap there aswell, forcing the germans who tried to flee the pocket to try from some other direction.

Germans then launched a counter attack against the poles who had dug in to the positions on the slopes of the hill and within the town itself. Poles then had to fight off german attackers and prevent them from keeping the gap open for their retreating comrades. Road that went through the town and along the slopes of the hill turned into so called "Death's Corridor" and a lot of german equipment and men were totally destroyed on that road. Polish managed to hold the germans off long enough for the canadian infantry to arrive and reinforce them at Hill 262. Canadian typhoons helped the defenders aswell.

[Twonkle]

Eagerly waiting for the Eastern Front and similar treatment for Prokhorovka (where there was also a railroad ).

Or battle of kursk

[Flippy Warbear]

Prokhorovka was part of Battle of Kursk, Twonkle...

[Tedacious]

Guys, maybe you got swine flu?, all that coughing, CLOSE MADAGASCAR!

Madagascar can never be infected unless you start there.

I can see my old thread in FF is still remembered!

[THeTA0123]

A good candidate would be operation perch

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Perch

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48/Operation_Perch.svg << overview, click because to large to post

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Perch_order_of_battle

Panthers, Tigers, Cromwells, Firefly's it has it all.

Altough it would require some new units.
The Centaur tank with the 95MM howitzer was heavily used on this operation. Also the 4.5Inch Medium gun.

The battle was Inconclusive

[Raizok]

Mont Ormel ftw.

Yes, please!