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Post by stoic on Dec 24, 2020 15:13:15 GMT
Wow, that was close. The last Western front Axis campaign is the most challenging so far. My remaining land forces Yet it was enough to complete it with flying colours Wow you managed to do it unlike me who is till stuck , any tips? Well, the problem is that you can't do much for your allies, so you are on your own most of the time. 2 admirals are probably the best way to approach it. And I think that Northern Ireland is the best landing place, but don't expect friendly welcome
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Post by stoic on Dec 24, 2020 15:14:58 GMT
I landed two stacked Manstein and Rommel among others and they were melt down...
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Post by eeeeef on Dec 24, 2020 15:16:52 GMT
I landed two stacked Manstein and Rommel among others and they were melt down... I have 3 competent Infantry generals so could I try a giant paratrooper assault to open up a beachhead for my armored forces?
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Post by stoic on Dec 24, 2020 15:20:30 GMT
I landed two stacked Manstein and Rommel among others and they were melt down... I have 3 competent Infantry generals so could I try a giant paratrooper assault to open up a beachhead for my armored forces? Useless. I used 4 stacked Yamashita and Rundstedt and 3 more units of paratroopers but they were killed on a spot. I think it was mistake, I should have sent all available troops to the northern corner of the map...
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Post by eeeeef on Dec 24, 2020 15:24:50 GMT
I have 3 competent Infantry generals so could I try a giant paratrooper assault to open up a beachhead for my armored forces? Useless. I used 4 stacked Yamashita and Rundstedt and 3 more units of paratroopers but they were killed on a spot. I think it was mistake, I should have sent all available troops to the northern corner of the map... So I should concentrate all available forces north and work from there? Also where is nimitz?
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Post by stoic on Dec 24, 2020 15:28:46 GMT
Useless. I used 4 stacked Yamashita and Rundstedt and 3 more units of paratroopers but they were killed on a spot. I think it was mistake, I should have sent all available troops to the northern corner of the map... So I should concentrate all available forces north and work from there? Also where is nimitz? Nimitz is near oil field, but he will come when the movement of troops begins. I think that Northern Ireland is the best place for landing. If your fleet is successful enough your allies can take American strongholds.
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Post by stoic on Dec 24, 2020 15:32:09 GMT
And don't waste time with your fleet. Move all available vessels to Ireland immediately after defeating Mountbatten.
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Post by eeeeef on Dec 24, 2020 15:42:13 GMT
And don't waste time with your fleet. Move all available vessels to Ireland immediately after defeating Mountbatten. Alright got it 👍 thanks for the tips going to make another attempt once I feel like it *proceeds to perfect clear it in 4 turns the next day*
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Post by stoic on Dec 24, 2020 20:14:26 GMT
That's it All Western front campaigns perfectly cleared
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Post by eeeeef on Dec 24, 2020 20:30:22 GMT
That's it All Western front campaigns perfectly cleared Cool! Also idk if this is appropriate or not but how would you rate the campaign's difficulty compared to the other campaigns?
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Post by stoic on Dec 25, 2020 4:22:30 GMT
That's it All Western front campaigns perfectly cleared Cool! Also idk if this is appropriate or not but how would you rate the campaign's difficulty compared to the other campaigns? Probably, in general, WF is a bit more difficult than Pacific campaigns. I think that all current and future landing missions are the most challenging ones out of all types. Henceforth my prediction that Pacific 1945 will be quite difficult because of quality of available Japanese and American generals.
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Post by eeeeef on Dec 25, 2020 4:29:23 GMT
Cool! Also idk if this is appropriate or not but how would you rate the campaign's difficulty compared to the other campaigns? Probably, in general, WF is a bit more difficult than Pacific campaigns. I think that all current and future landing missions are the most challenging ones out of all types. Henceforth my prediction that Pacific 1945 will be quite difficult because of quality of available Japanese and American generals. Maybe 1945 pasific axis missions will be defensive and my dual artillery gens can shine? Probably not but that's just my wishful thinking :b also why would you say it'll be more challenging because of the quality of the generals featured? Macarthur and slim are very competent, the same is said for nimitz, mountbatten, and halsey. Meanwhile the Japanese I can understand since they only have 3 good generals but perhaps they'll add more in the future.
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Post by zink on Dec 25, 2020 6:51:52 GMT
Probably, in general, WF is a bit more difficult than Pacific campaigns. I think that all current and future landing missions are the most challenging ones out of all types. Henceforth my prediction that Pacific 1945 will be quite difficult because of quality of available Japanese and American generals. Maybe 1945 pasific axis missions will be defensive and my dual artillery gens can shine? Probably not but that's just my wishful thinking :b also why would you say it'll be more challenging because of the quality of the generals featured? Macarthur and slim are very competent, the same is said for nimitz, mountbatten, and halsey. Meanwhile the Japanese I can understand since they only have 3 good generals but perhaps they'll add more in the future. If we compare the lineup to GoG they'll probably add Nagano, Okamura, and/or Shunroku
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Post by stoic on Dec 25, 2020 11:00:31 GMT
Probably, in general, WF is a bit more difficult than Pacific campaigns. I think that all current and future landing missions are the most challenging ones out of all types. Henceforth my prediction that Pacific 1945 will be quite difficult because of quality of available Japanese and American generals. Maybe 1945 pasific axis missions will be defensive and my dual artillery gens can shine? Probably not but that's just my wishful thinking :b also why would you say it'll be more challenging because of the quality of the generals featured? Macarthur and slim are very competent, the same is said for nimitz, mountbatten, and halsey. Meanwhile the Japanese I can understand since they only have 3 good generals but perhaps they'll add more in the future. I was referring to land generals mostly. It is one thing to have Zhukov, Manstein, Rokossovsky, Patton or Guderian as our allies and another thing MacArthur or Slim notwithstanding how comptent they might be. Neither Americans nor Japanese have a good tank or Artillery general in Pacific. That makes them less valuable as allies imo.
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Post by eeeeef on Dec 25, 2020 11:14:21 GMT
Maybe 1945 pasific axis missions will be defensive and my dual artillery gens can shine? Probably not but that's just my wishful thinking :b also why would you say it'll be more challenging because of the quality of the generals featured? Macarthur and slim are very competent, the same is said for nimitz, mountbatten, and halsey. Meanwhile the Japanese I can understand since they only have 3 good generals but perhaps they'll add more in the future. I was referring to land generals mostly. It is one thing to have Zhukov, Manstein, Rokossovsky, Patton or Guderian as our allies and another thing MacArthur or Slim notwithstanding how comptent they might be. Neither Americans nor Japanese have a good tank or Artillery general in Pacific. That makes them less valuable as allies imo. Well there are occasionally generic nameless generals on tanks who are comparable to tier 3 gens
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