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I only need to hold Berlin and Rome for 1945... Do you really think i would intead to stay there? This strategy is not Iron,it can bendAryaman wrote:I think this match is not really a good indication of the strength of German defensive strategy, because Zechi has made several important mistakes, even after losing England the Allied player has a big chance of breaking the Axis in the East if he plays carefully, meaning waiting until winter for attack instead of losing forces in early attacks in summer.
I kind of agree. IMO, Zechi should have avoided such high air losses in his finnish campaign. Those losses would have meant precious PP´s needed for building a really huge Red Army instead. But, as I have mentioned in another post, may be the loss of UK has made Zechi to be in a hurry with the soviets.Aryaman wrote:I think this match is not really a good indication of the strength of German defensive strategy, because Zechi has made several important mistakes, even after losing England the Allied player has a big chance of breaking the Axis in the East if he plays carefully, meaning waiting until winter for attack instead of losing forces in early attacks in summer.
I consider myself just an average player, and I don take much time playing my turns so I am a bit careless, so probably you would have no difficulties resisting mesupermax wrote:
I only need to hold Berlin and Rome for 1945... Do you really think i would intead to stay there? This strategy is not Iron,it can bendEven if it would be you playing, i would still resist
zEchi is playing fine and well if you ask me.
The name of the game here should be to try to overload me on many fronts. But his problem is steep. Everywhere he attacks i have a major air advantage and his air losses are more than too much.Aryaman wrote:I consider myself just an average player, and I don take much time playing my turns so I am a bit careless, so probably you would have no difficulties resisting mesupermax wrote:
I only need to hold Berlin and Rome for 1945... Do you really think i would intead to stay there? This strategy is not Iron,it can bendEven if it would be you playing, i would still resist
zEchi is playing fine and well if you ask me.
Still, I think Zechi has made some significant mistakes, I have not played against a German player using this strategy, but I have played as German with v.2.0 three times this strategy against competent PBEM players and they all did that same mistake, attacking too early. I think an Allied counterstrategy should be based on a silmutaneous attack to Italy and the Eastern front with as poerful a force as possible, and that can not be earlier than winter 43.
I dunno Craz...Crazygunner1 wrote:Think there are 2 ways to do this....one is like you have explained, attack with a large force on several fronts. The problem with this is as pointed out, the Axis are simply too strong now so he won´t accomplish much.
The other one is, instead of letting max have his time to create a double line defense i think he should have been on the offensive right away after Max cleared out the frontlines trrops. Attack with mechs, inf and leaders attached to them in 42 That will cost some infantry but Russians can easily replace them. Have tanks in the rear to exploit any breakthroughs that you might have. Let the airforce rest and rebuild until they are powerful enough to challange the Luftwaffe, probably won´t happen until 43. I mean these russian guard units with leaders on are ferocious, sure you will probably loose some...
Well as to pp i get like 145 per turn.Crazygunner1 wrote:Maybe you are right...
But i still believe that you need to keep pressure becuase he is not gonna get anywhere now...not by a long shot. You probably have so much PPs to spend that you don´t even know what to build anymoreAllied player can never allow that to happen or you have lost the game.