Q-Ball
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Nice Winter Offensive. I am a fan of staged withdrawls as the Germans, but I don't understand why he gives up good defensive terrain. Make more sense to give up Clear. While I agree you need to prepare for backhand blow, I would continue to make favorable odds attacks in February. While it hurts to have your formations burnt out a bit, it hurst the Wehrmacht more. You'll cause morale to crumble, and any divisions you push in February aren't worth much for a backhand blow. You can be fried, as long as you both are fried. I would like to know what Panzer Divisions you have identified in the front. If there are alot you haven't, then that tells you what is fresh, and available, for March. I would also look for the high-morale infantry units, and wonder if those are stashed somewhere. I am thinking 1, 11, 30, 32, 24, 78 Sturm, among others (you can load a campaign game and look at the Infantry that starts at 90 morale; look for those guys. If they are "Hidden", they are probably loading-up for March...) I can only go on my experience vs. Bletchley Geek, but I had more guys than Pelton does at this stage, and you have more than B-G did. He also has about 400 less tanks than I did. Given these factors, his March offensive will not be as strong. I agree with Flav though, that you can bet the farm he will look to attack you in the South, partly because he is so behind there. If it's me, I try to pin a bunch of your guys against the Sea of Azov.
< Message edited by Q-Ball -- 11/29/2011 7:31:50 PM >
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