Peltonx -> RE: Pelton (GHC) Vs Arstavidios 1.04.24 (6/10/2011 10:25:16 AM)
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Thanks for info Klydon. I am ignorant still of many things. I am still not sure of how many units I should have per corps, army ect. Mynok I like to try to take Leningrad and push my lines east to Lake Onega. Logistics suck out there, but the Finnish dont seem to care and the line is short. Then basicly to some wheres east of Moscow/Tula/Orel/Kursk/Kharkov/Stalino to the sea. I like to clear Crimea also. Moscow is not a must but does seem to put a dent in the man power numbers and rail. So far when I have been able to get to this line, my opponents surrender during the blizzard because of a weak winter O or during the summer because of hvy losses. They see no point in playing out the game because they see the writing on the wall or think they do anyways. I don't expect to VP anyone, but to put them out based on economics. Just as The Germans were hoping to do. I plan on playing every game for the full 225 turns. I don't look down on anyone for dropping out early, because of all the time involved to play out the last 3 yrs. Thats why I push so hard for my objectives early in the game. I lose allot of tanks, equipment ect, but I lose them in exchange for 10000's of Russian tanks/guns that I will never see on the battle field, 1,000,000's of men that I never have to fight over the following 4 yrs. I will exchange a few 100 tanks and 250,000 men for that anyday. The Russian players that run for the hills are saving 1.5 million men an a bunch of junk equipement during 1941, but are losing out on 4 or 5 times that number over the next 4 yrs. Sabre21 and others are 100% right when they say that running never works, because they seen it tried many many times in the past. The only games you see where the Russian player wins is when they fight for every inch of ground, trading troops for space and time. Its allot harder strategy, but its the only one that works. If I kill 5 million men and don't put a dent in Russian production I will probably lose the war in the long run. If I only kill 2 million men but put a hurting on the Russian econmy I will probably win in the long run. Arstavidios could have saved far more production, but hes failed to put up even a minor fight all along the front other then around Leningrad. He will counter my tanks from time to time, but then retreat when he could have made me lose a turn. Hes seemed afriad of exchanging 200,000 men now for 1,000,000 later. This game is basicly just a huge chess game, poeple need to think many many turns ahead. I will exchange my knight for your queen any day [8D] Pelton
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