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Tactical Summary
European Province is an expanded version of Eastern Europe. Because of the larger battlefield, engagement distances are longer and the frontline is less densely populated. As a result, the central urban area around point B is considerably easier to break through than on Eastern Europe.
Point A is located in the middle of a large open plain. Once captured and properly defended, the position can be relatively easy to hold. However, attacking across the same open ground is extremely difficult because there is very little cover available to advancing vehicles.
Point C is surrounded by forest, which generally favors the attacking side by providing concealment during the approach. Rather than pushing directly onto the capture point, it is usually better to use the forest to flank the enemy, collapse their defensive line, and then secure C afterward.
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