Strategic Command 2: Blitzkrieg - Weapons and Warfare

New unit types including Commandos, Anti-Air, Artillery, Anti-tank, Tactical Bombers, Strategic Bombers and Destroyers

New naval movement and combat rules that prevent Neutral naval unit blockades, a submarine 'silent hunting' feature that will allow Subs to move through naval blockades unless a Destroyer is present, and a new 'crash dive' feature that will hide Submarines from further attack once it has successfully evaded an initial enemy challenges

Deeper weather model with 10 additional Weather Zones as well as a new layer to handle Rain/Fog, Snow and Sandstorms which can in turn further affect Air Unit sorties as well as spotting and movement

Additional default Terrain types including, Fields, Bocage, Hills, Oasis w/ Palm Trees, and Desert Sand

Additional default Resource types including Western, Eastern and North African style Villages

Road and Rail addition to the game map

Roads will nullify terrain and weather effects making their control strategically important throughout the map

Rail lines will now connect various cities together for Operational Movement and as a result Strategic Bombing can add a whole new dynamic to pre-invasion planning by targeting key Rail Hubs on the map

Upgradeable Minors with respect to parent Research

Expanded script framework to allow for Unit Strength losses as occurred in the Soviet Winter of 1941, forced Surrenders such as the Italian surrender of 1943, as well as script additions giving modders the power of adding in game #IMAGE and #SOUND popups to their events

Expanded Editor including the following additions:

Editable Seasonal Turn Lengths

Editable Max Strength of Resources

Editable Combat Data including Max Unit Experience as well as each Experience gain/loss for each individual combat type

Editable Naval Damage Data for damage suffered by naval units at sea

Editable Reinforce and Reformation Data for destroyed units

Editable Morale Data covering morale loss/gains for Liberation, Surrender and Operational Movement

Expanded Combat Target Data editing including new attributes such as Combat Suppression and Demoralization percentages

Editable Research Combat Target increments as well as Research Upgrade costs

Editable Map Text including size, font, and color that can be placed anywhere on the map