I've been playing Panzer Elite since its early days — not as a nostalgia trip, but as a sim I've never truly left. It carved out a permanent place in my gaming life. What set it apart wasn't just the tank handling or ballistics — it was the immersion . You were part of a coordinated force. At moments like 6:34 in Daskal's video , where distant tanks roll into action on their own, you realised: you weren't a lone wolf. You were just one element in a much larger operation. Over the years, Panzer Elite has become more than a sim. It's become a canvas — one kept alive and evolving thanks to a small but fiercely passionate community. I’ve spent years modding it myself — no coding background, just SketchUp, trial-and-error, and a relentless love for the sim. Without the help of PEDG, and especially Slomo, I would have been completely lost in the complexity of it all. The truth is, the Panzer Elite we have today is far superior to the original release. Look up PP...
