Slitherine

please list a few points:


being smart is one

thank you

im sick of being out foxed,outsmarted i can NOT beat the com.the pain i guess im not smart, that never helps
maybe u have to be smart to play i love this game (but whats the point when your losing all the time) it sad really

darkmatter wrote:please list a few points:


being smart is one

thank you

im sick of being out foxed,outsmarted i can NOT beat the com.the pain i guess im not smart, that never helps
maybe u have to be smart to play i love this game (but whats the point when your losing all the time) it sad really

Read through the AARs and if you're playing the Grand Strategy Expansion read through the strategy and tips section in the manual.

See http://web.me.com/amcdonel/CEaW-GS/Welcome.html for where you can get the latest version of the manual. Also, if you've installed Grand Strategy then you've also installed the manual.

I have played this game PBEM style about 24 times (9 BJR, 15 Vanilla), and only won 3, lost 8 and TIED 13 times. I have done a lot on my own, not a good winning percentage. But I think, I have 'seen the light' so to speak, your strategy guide is great! It has already paid dividends! Right now I am in 5 concurrent GS games, and DM is one of my opponents. He is the best I have played in either BJR, Vanilla, or my current GS games. He took Paris in Feb of 1940. I have NEVER had that happen before. So, DM that guide is a good read, and (I know I'm not saying this) you will become even better in our game.


Jay

*Industry should be your first priority.
*September 1939-Early 1940 are the key. Either the Axis gains enough sources of income to top the Soviet economy or it loses.
*Go around fortifications as much as possible.
*Use all of your air power on the enemy units that are furthest front.
*Use partisans to take as many pieces of ground near enemy cities so the enemy cannot deploy there without taking care of the partisans.
*Playing as the Axis conquering France, Sweden (perhaps it's Norway instead with Grand Strategy), Yugoslavia and Spain are key.
*Taking Leningrad and Odessa are difficult.
*If you're playing as the Allies and the Axis have Major Advantage take out its allies first, then Germany.
*Playing against yourself helps.
*Think one move ahead.
*Concentrate superior numbers at the most important points.
*Any advantage or disadvantage can be made the other with ease.
*Read these: http://www.sonshi.com/library.html
*I'm crap at computers so playing me isn't an option. Sorry to my earlier opponents.