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jumper -> RE: Limiting the war in China (10/22/2007 5:49:13 PM)
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IMO the China is defendable from allied point of view only if allied player really knows his job and japanese player donīt. If both players are at the same level of the ground combat skills, the japanese player will win in 80% cases. Allied player can not afford absolutely any mistake on this battleground.
And I donīt think it is problem of weak chinese OOB or too many "free of duty" IJA divisions. It is matter of supply. Too much for IJA to attack, too few for chinese to defend. Everytime I played on allied side, my chinese defence was solid and it wasnīt easy task to get some ground for IJA. My defences started to break when I run out of supply despite opened Burma road..
In my PBEM (current date is 6th january 1943), where Iīm playing Japan, I have just conquered Chunking (as a last Chinese base) and I didnīt have to ship a single supply point to China! The whole war was self-sufficient and that is the main problem. If the victory would require 500k-1000k supplies to be shipped there I would definitively think twice before starting any attack.
Just my 2p..
Oh and btw Iīm talking just about stock. I donīt have any xp with MOD. Just started Treespider MOD, but played only a few days up to now..
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