Joshuatree
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Joined: 12/30/2007 From: Netherlands Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: V22 Osprey Each unit gets: 50x Rifle 8x MG 4x Mortar 4x Bazooka Armor I try to mix up with rifle divsions.I try to put meduim tanks where need.I will have heavy tanks soon so I can't wait to put them on the field. Will try and post a screenshot tonight. Well this is just my personal opinion, and I'm not as seasoned as some other forum members... but a unit in my opinion may not exceed the 50 points, you have, uhm.... counting counting.... 66. Now if you stack two units on a hex *then* you have a stacking penalty. As stated in the manual, too many troops (defending or attacking) in a hex gets them a penalty. Don't remember the exact calculation, but more ain't better. So usually 50 points each unit, then you can stack them up to two units without a penalty. Because you may attack from one hex with 100 points without penalty again. From two hexes with 100 points again... From three hexes 150 points... and so on. Untill you attack from six hexes with the max. amount of points with the max. amount of bonus and no penalty. (good job Vic, no Über-stacks). MG's are okay-ish. I've noticed that the AI tends to not attack if a unit has MG's attached to it. Especially when in rough terrain. But they get killed pretty soon in an attack. Bazooka's ditto. Mortars and Anti Tank guns rule. Mortar's up to 5-10 per unit, and AT ... well I put two of them in a unit. Really prevents enemy armour from eating up your troops. Mobilize them with horses, trucks or half tracks if you can. A dedicated Inf unit for open terrain in my humble opinion would be: 30 inf, 5 MG's, 5 mortar's, 2 AT's = 50 points. (add three half tracks, but boy are they expensive) If I don't know the exact terrain the unit is gonna fight in I put in some more Sub Machine guns, they really are better in woods and suburban terrain. Usually 15 Sub Machine guns and 15 Riflemen. For a unit dedicated to take a city it's Sub Machine guns all the way... 30-40 and no machine guns attached, only mortars. Recently I've been experimenting with some sort of "Panzergrenadiere", a Inf unit with armour added. Armour means open ground so no Sub Machine guns, Rifles only. 20 Riflemen, 2 AT guns, 5 machine guns, and two armoured cars and three half tracks to keep them tracked = 45 points, so you can always add some more. Up till now they've done well, allbeit a bit expensive.
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