Jason Petho
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Joined: 6/22/2004 From: Terrace, BC, Canada Status: offline
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First Attack on the Bloc is a difficult scenario, especially if you decide to attempt a frontal assault. That particular scenario has a bunch of militia units, which are pretty useless against defended positions. I might recommend not attempting an assault on bunkers and village and send your troops around the flanks and see what's hiding in the rear areas. As for your questions: quote:
Are there certain terrains I should or should not be attacking from? Depending on the type of units you have and their capabilities, attacking strongpoints is best left to specialized troops (engineers, etc). If you don't appear to have any, then there must be another way to win the scenario... I'm an evil designer like that. quote:
Does attacking from more than one side increase effectiveness? If you are attacking armoured units with the armoured facing optional rule on, then yes. Additionally, assaulting from multiple directions has an influence. quote:
When should I assault? Assaulting works best after you've "softened up" your target hex, reducing the morale of the defenders. quote:
Should I assault from more than one side? Generally, yes, if it is possible. quote:
Should I assault after firing from other units? Assuming your other units are causing some losses or disruptions, then yes, absolutely. Jason Petho
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