xBoroNx -> RE: WAW update and notes (1/15/2008 3:30:35 PM)
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Tom, i am currently trying a strategy of spamming factories with germany in my game vs. freeboy. The plan is to boost production enough and then do a powerful offensive on the soviets in spring 1942. This way the Usa enters the war much later and i hope to have about the same economy then as the allies through my economic buildup + the captured soviet resources. Since germany gets France + Poland early and the Balkans and Italy and Romania, Hungary and Bukarest they have the edge. Norway is nearly impossible to secure though imho. So in early 1941 the resource distribution should be about like that (assuming no side built factories): Axis: Germany 40k Production + Italy 16k + captured territories (Balkan, Denmark, Low Countries, Northern France, Poland) 26k + Balkan Allies 8k + Finland 2k Japan 22k Allies: Gb 16k, Lend Lease 8k, Gb Commonwealth + Dutch east indies 28k, Norway 4k China 8k Soviets 34k So 114k Axis vs. 98k Allies Also important is that most of the axis production belongs to germany. Germany can further increase the gap by starting to build factories after the conquest of France. In the game vs. Freeboy we are now in August 1941 and i have built 7 Factories so far and building one more each turn now. I could have played riskier and spammed more factories, but i also invested in new troops. Now about 1/3 of my production each turn goes into PP, giving me 72 per turn so i can build one additional factory each turn and every now and then a tech upgrade, ~50% in troops and the rest in supply. I am very optimistic currently that if i invade Russia in spring or summer 1942 i can cripple Russia before the Us is fully in war. If i counted correctly the Usa has 14 8k towns + 2 resources 2k each. So 116k resources. But they only get 4 of them after the japanese Dow, 1 is included via lend lease already in the allied production and they get the gear up only after 12 and 24 turns. So i think the economic system might need to be reworked, especially allowing the building of factories is maybe not a good idea.
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