DanNeely
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ORIGINAL: larryfulkerson Here's the middle RR repair group and I took a picture before I moved anybody just to prove that sometimes it works and in this case I have two freshly repaired RR hexes. It's almost up to Minsk already which means it's horribly behind schedule. 1 repaired, the second was captured intact. You see, this is the reason I don't win at these games anymore, I don't notice the details. I completely missed that little factoid. Thanks for the good catch. quote:
ORIGINAL: 700851McCall Pskov, Riga, Kiev, Minsk and Smolensk are supply depots so when you capture them you get local supply up into the high twenties. The trick is getting to them before everyone grinds to a halt for lack of fuel. I'm on turn 20 and captured Smolensk turn 18, just in time. A turn later and I probably would no longer have had the weight to do it, lots of red and orange health units. But as with your game the railheads are way behind. They can do nothing for several turns then advance 4 hexes in one go. I've concentrated my RR engineers into 3 groups, north to Leningrad, centre to Kiev, south past Odessa and on to Rostov. This seems to be more effective but they will still be miles behind the front line come winter. Hey there Kr McCall dude, you are the bearer of good news indeed. I didn't know what you said and so it's a revelation to me. I could use a little supply right now. So I've got an incentive to capture them now. Thanks for the heads up. I'll see what I can do. Just don't get too attached to them, the forward dumps in Pskov, Riga, Bryansk, Smolensk, and Kiev are withdrawn in November; just in time for the mud to crush your supply lines. If you make enough progress towards Moscow afterwards there're a few small ones deployed as part of operation Typhoon. The docs don't say exactly where/how large they are though.
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