I have downloaded it and 'converted' it also, simply by opening each bit (estab, map, scenario) in the respective CO2 editor and converting each bit like that, but it still crashes at start with some error, not sure which. I could get past that because I'm running a special version of the game (for beta testing) and thus I was able to play the scenario a bit. I'm not sure how well it converts if you haven't got that version. The presence of the ahistorical panzerfausts and panzerschrecks in the Axis estab doesn't seem to make much difference as the forces never get so close to each other that they would be in range! It's just a bloodbath. I must have 'scripted' the soviets (via objectives) to get them to behave more or less historically, which they do, with predictable historical results, each time. The Axis player just needs to issue one Defend in situ order to all forces and let it run in order to get a draw. Time runs out before much else would be possible. Not the most interesting scenario. I didn't try it from the Soviet side, however. That would be more challenging maybe. Maybe not, as at the moment the AI tends to change all the initial dispositions at start and if it does this in this scenario it will lose the benefit of all the dug-in Axis positions, which would make it perhaps too easy for the Soviets, who have an overwhelming numerical superiority. I think perhaps now - several years since I made this scenario - I would think that Prokhorovka is one of those battles where the asymmetrical historical set-up tends to dictate a particular almost inevitable result (the historical result) and thus it's not the most interesting battle to put in a game.
