rkr1958 -> RE: Historical Global War AAR #2 (4/19/2015 6:59:30 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Centuur You've got 6 Yugoslavian land units. The lowest factor INF goes for the capture of Bulgaria, the CAV moves into Albania (killing an Italian bomber in Tirana, That's 5 Italian BP's...). The other four land units are to be set up in Belgrade and Zagreb. You did give Zagreb to the Italians for free and they need the city to conquer the country. It is difficult for Germany (even with the good INF and HQ around) to grab both Zagreb and Belgrade without losses, even with Hungarians and Rumanians to give aid to the German invasion. Now, I don't say that Yugoslavia would have survived this turn, but you've made it easy for the Axis to conquer the place... Yeah ... I did some many things wrong on both sides. I got caught up in tunnel vision and made mistakes on both sides. But I'm finding that if you don't "replay" your mistakes when playing solitary then this game is full of surprises even when you're playing both sides. Now, I will redo moves in the case of unintentional actions cause by accidentally clicking the wrong thing or by some game mechanic. But in those cases, I try my best to faithfully recreate the situation up to the mechanical glitch. A prime example is the feature (or bug) report that I just posted in the tech forum. http://www.matrixgames.com/forums/tm.asp?m=3845017# In this case, I did an undo naval move during the creation of Vichy that wouldn't let me proceed. This was after the rolls for Vichy / Free France determination and USA entry chits. Another problem was that you're unable to save the game after you declare Vichy until all those actions are done. I did spend 45-minutes getting through all this. Fortunately, I had screen caps of the critical rolls and could reproduce them. It took me two or three iterations to figure out what was causing the button to gray out. Anyway, I got through it and with the original die rolls and results. Phew ... By the way, I found out the hard way that attacking Greece is a bad idea before the Germans have finished things in France. I don't plan to do this again anytime in the near future.
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