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Post by eeeeef on Dec 23, 2020 17:26:02 GMT
Another example of Rundstedt's survivability. Rommel and Messe are long dead but Rundstedt is alive and well to finish the task  Why outlast your enemies when you can kill them in the blink of an eye? |
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Post by stoic on Dec 23, 2020 17:35:26 GMT
Another example of Rundstedt's survivability. Rommel and Messe are long dead but Rundstedt is alive and well to finish the task Why outlast your enemies when you can kill them in the blink of an eye? Well, it is not always the case. One unexpected counterattack and Rommel (or Guderian) are history. Rundstedt is really unkillable and that gives me some interesting tactical possibilities I otherwise wouldn't have... |
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Post by eeeeef on Dec 23, 2020 17:38:45 GMT
Why outlast your enemies when you can kill them in the blink of an eye? Well, it is not always the case. One unexpected counterattack and Rommel (or Guderian) are history. Rundstedt is really unkillable and that gives me some interesting tactical possibilities I otherwise wouldn't have... Well what if I tell you guderian and Rommel wouldn't have to take counterattacks? I've just bought badoglio as a secondary artillery general to help leeb and they are amazing to open a battle by chipping the enemy, badoglio from a distance with Karl and leeb doing massive damage with elephant, and from there guderian,Rommel,and yamashita just run in and finish the job |
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Post by stoic on Dec 23, 2020 17:44:13 GMT
Well, it is not always the case. One unexpected counterattack and Rommel (or Guderian) are history. Rundstedt is really unkillable and that gives me some interesting tactical possibilities I otherwise wouldn't have... Well what if I tell you guderian and Rommel wouldn't have to take counterattacks? I've just bought badoglio as a secondary artillery general to help leeb and they are amazing to open a battle by chipping the enemy, badoglio from a distance with Karl and leeb doing massive damage with elephant, and from there guderian,Rommel,and yamashita just run in and finish the job Yeah, I think that is perfectly possible as well. I was thinking of hiring Leeb too, but unfortunately I don't see two heavy artillery units that often in Axis campaigns. So, I would rather keep my medals for some Japanese generals. |
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Post by eeeeef on Dec 23, 2020 17:47:52 GMT
Well what if I tell you guderian and Rommel wouldn't have to take counterattacks? I've just bought badoglio as a secondary artillery general to help leeb and they are amazing to open a battle by chipping the enemy, badoglio from a distance with Karl and leeb doing massive damage with elephant, and from there guderian,Rommel,and yamashita just run in and finish the job Yeah, I think that is perfectly possible as well. I was thinking of hiring Leeb as well, but unfortunately I don't see two heavy artillery units that often in Axis campaigns. So, I would rather keep my medals for some Japanese generals. That's understandable, but when the stars do align and this combo is possible like in most western front missions in the east, they completely destroy enemy formations, one time leeb and badoglio one rounded a 2 stack KV-6 konev with ease and then some and that's their best moment for me |
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Post by stoic on Dec 23, 2020 17:50:04 GMT
Yeah, I think that is perfectly possible as well. I was thinking of hiring Leeb as well, but unfortunately I don't see two heavy artillery units that often in Axis campaigns. So, I would rather keep my medals for some Japanese generals. That's understandable, but when the stars do align and this combo is possible like in most western front missions in the east, they completely destroy enemy formations, one time leeb and badoglio one rounded a 2 stack KV-6 konev with ease and then some and that's their best moment for me Ha ha, I can imagine  |
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Post by Gerd von Rundstedt on Feb 9, 2021 15:35:02 GMT
Good for XP and crits, bad with every other thing.
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