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TulliusDetritus -> RE: Stalin's in the gulag - Tullius (Soviet) vs 2ndACR (Axis) (3/7/2011 12:21:06 PM)
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ORIGINAL: alfonso
Well, an isolated unit is not frozen, if you are referring to that. It can be moved. It can advance. But with low efectivity (less MP, less morale). Sorry if I have not understood you. Have you got a screenshot?
I know they can move [:)] But the point is: if the territory behind them will be MINE what's the point if he keeps advancing? [&:] NO supplies and fuel, and that's gold for Panzers [8D]
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ORIGINAL: alfonso
During turn 1 as Soviets, it is not my priority to cut off the German sperheads, because I think they are over-stocked at the beginning of the game, and being this turn shorter (only half a week), I think it can be almost irrelevant from the supply point of view whether they are isolated or no.
I hadn't thought about that [:D]
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But...
in turn 2 I would take any chance to cut off. I did it in my own game and my opponent said in his email with Turn Axis 3: "Wow...Im learning alot here. Dont underestimate a human opponent :)", so I understood the supply situation was affected (severely?)
Hehehe, good to know [&o] As I said I can cut off like the 80% of his Panzer Armies. So my assumption was not that wild: he might be some sort of kamikaze after all? [:D]
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And yes, I agree with Cookie, it seems better to "buy" RR Brigades than Construction Battalions. Despite their railroad names, they are fine building forts. They cost 1 AP too, and construct much better. They use more manpower, though. But as Flavius says, the best Red weapon is the spade.
Alright, I will go after the Brigades, thank you both [8D]
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ORIGINAL: randallw
It seems that 2ACR let the computer handle the 1st turn air attacks.
I think the 1st turn shock penalty hurts only portions of the map for the Sovs, and the mount. divisions are out of that area; they aren't necessarily better, they just don't get punched in the groin with the penalty. Unless I read the manual incorrectly.
Randall, I was surprised about the relatively light air losses, or the last patches have toned them down? Maybe the AI did the job, as you say.
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