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Riun T -> RE: FlashFyre Demonstration Long Campaign (10/31/2006 2:04:12 AM)
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Hey ROBOT glad to see a vetran screenshot AAR'r like you will take a look.{ and root for me hopefully} My tanks can carry 12 people,SO wouldn't I be stupid not to use them to help convey troops and equipment, at least up to the time that the tank is spotted and comes under fire??? I'm not tryin to be snyed or rude,and will explain the tactic further.
I've been taking notice to the fact,{ that I keep arguing with gunny} that in every battle against the japs so far,,, [and I'm referencing this and 2 marine camps I did before] I have not needed to use a static line of deploy for any action I've fought so far,,,this being because whether your doing a delay/defend or advance/meeting eng. the jap forces will determinedly but sporadically head directly at what ever units it first spots. this is followed by the AI trying as so many of us human players do,,, to bring all his heaviest hitting units{combined arms theory goes out the window}screaming up to the spotted units local to engage in a standup, face to face exchanging punches type scrap. {gunny says he has to be concerned with infiltrators and therefore streches his force from one boarder to the other} My arguement and tactic is to have some of my moderately armed forces riding into a "first contact area",{which the japs will mass to} then after being spoted and shot at;which has really low odds of hit; I identify the unit that shot at us and asscess its firepower and movement rate.
Drop the riding units and have them prepare in place,while my tank/transport drives a 200yrd "?" pattern in front of the engineers I just dropped. the dropped units will entrench to foxholes if u set to defend and lay mines in the centre of the question mark pattern, the tank returns a couple of turns later,hopefully with baited enemy in pursuite to the flank of the infantry or engineers you have waiting.
This is the time when u should be moving your heaviest units and utilizing your ARRTY.
AS this is going on in the front, your trucks and other less defencable units of support can concentrate on areas that look like they may be thin{ throu action or lack of good location on the field.
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