In single scenarios, you can command anywhere between 20 to 40 units. The battles you fight can be broken into three categories. Of these, the defensive ones are by far the easiest, especially as Germans. Basically, you dig in in your prepared and entrenched positions, hidden from the enemy sight, until some poor, unsuspecting fool of an enemy unit comes within range, and then proceed to blast it to bits and pieces. And the worst that happened to my units is that one of my Panthers was immobilized by a hit to its tracks when it got out of the prepared position to pursue the fleeing enemy tanks.
Meeting engagements are somewhat harder.
The shooting accuracy goes down when you are on the move, and the units are easier to spot when they are moving. Assault against a prepared position can be, in most cases, a nightmare. He has had the time and the temerity to lay minefields across your most likely venue of advance. I was absoultely floored by the booming and thundering background music the first time I played it. The secret of this amazing music is that this is the actual, CD music.