Red Dawn Series.

[SaS TrooP]

Made my playthrough and scored a marginal.

Generally scenario is pretty OK, but I believe you should do a map yourself instead of generating one, I guess people will see you put more work into that and it will add additional climate.
I am no specialist on Canadian Military by that time, so I generally like the units I received, however I wonder if it would be possible for so multinational task force to operate properly, given language and equipment differences. Same goes for the Soviets - I switched sides and I can see there is no Soviet CoC at all, singular platoons are assigned under main Lieutenant Colonel command. This of course leads to force broken issues and rallying problems as well. Finally, noticeable amount of Sovs just won't budge and hold pos till the end of the scenario, what I presume shouldn't happen. Also, 0 value for flags makes that battle rather easy since attacker is not awarded for making progress.

Generally, I consider that scenario pretty OK and my time spent on it was not wasted, but I would tweak it further or carry on with another one as continuation.

[Imp]

Finally, noticeable amount of Sovs just won't budge and hold pos till the end of the scenario, what I presume shouldn't happen. Also, 0 value for flags makes that battle rather easy since attacker is not awarded for making progress.

It is possible & I only say possible giving the flags a value will at least cause the Soviets to reaction move if that was the original intent.

[centurion77]

Oups! I totally forgot about the VH values....
As for language, having participated in a few multinational operations and exercises, yes language can be a problem but not a fatality.