Gary Grigsby War In The East Forum Trial And Resource

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Finally, after 4-5 restarts on the Grand Campaign, its September and Im 3 hexes away from Moscow.

This has been at the price of Leningrad front, as I transferred the Northern Panzer Group to back up my encirclements in the centre.

Panzer and motorized units are 30 in fuel and cant into any large scale encirclements anymore.

This is especially true in the Southern Army Group, where the soviets have concentrated large forces and Ive lost the initiative.

Waiting for the mud and following frost, which will probably wreck my fucking shit up and freeze my aryan infantry in their short underwear and summer clothing.

Gary Grigsby War In The East Forum Trial And Resource

That having said how is victory decided Victory points Is there any strategic layer at all As in industrial and resource.

Because fairly sure that IRL going for Moscow wouldnt achieve much at all.

Case Blue seemed more sensible to me - grab the Caucasus and the oil resources and at the same time fix your issues while denying the enemy.

Getting Moscow just gives you a major infrastructure hub denied to the enemy, which is good but hardly decisive.

There is a complex strategic layer with detailed production interface of indivicual vehicles and weapons.

But as you know, supply lines are a target for micromanagement, with the Germans trying to repairconvert railway lines.

Taking the stretched supply lines into account, Caucasus seems pretty far.

The impact of taking out the capital cant be underestimated here, I guess You should try it out.

The learning curve is pretty steep, but when you somewhat get a hang of it, its a very rewarding game.

After this deep a strategy game, Im afraid theres no going back to HoI 3.

Ive read quite a bit on it, but again, 80 bucks for a grog game (I dont waste that amount of money in a year for games) its a tad too much.

Took me a good 1-2 years of playing and following strategies on the Matrix forums to feel like I had a decent idea what I was doing.

I also feel like the metagaming required to play competitively online detracts to a certain extent.

You will invest more hours just learning how to play than most people spend in games they pay 60 for.