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Post by imkhoa3 on Mar 17, 2021 15:10:16 GMT
i want to buy yamashita but i think ... do i really need him ? or i can buy leeb for future campaign
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Post by Port on Mar 17, 2021 15:36:25 GMT
i want to buy yamashita but i think ... do i really need him ? or i can buy leeb for future campaign Likely, or maybe Yamashita will work as well. But I warn you about the Malayan campaign, and future missions. |
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Post by stoic on Mar 17, 2021 16:04:58 GMT
Some Pacific campaigns are tricky because of different winning conditions. On one occasion Leeb might be more useful, on another Yamashita. The most annoying missions are those with dozens of islands and key targets. In this situation the role of Artillery is rather unimportant. On the other hand huge land battles are relatively easy. One notable exception is the Battle of Washington.
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Post by HangryBird on Mar 17, 2021 16:13:33 GMT
Some Pacific campaigns are tricky because of different winning conditions. On one occasion Leeb might be more useful, on another Yamashita. The most annoying missions are those with dozens of islands and key targets. In this situation the role of Artillery is rather unimportant. On the other hand huge land battles are relatively easy. One notable exception is the Battle of Washington. I think Yamashita is a better choice because he will be vital in more missions than Leeb. Especially, island hopping ones. You need good paratroopers for those. |
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Post by stoic on Mar 17, 2021 16:16:58 GMT
Some Pacific campaigns are tricky because of different winning conditions. On one occasion Leeb might be more useful, on another Yamashita. The most annoying missions are those with dozens of islands and key targets. In this situation the role of Artillery is rather unimportant. On the other hand huge land battles are relatively easy. One notable exception is the Battle of Washington. I think Yamashita is a better choice because he will be vital in more missions than Leeb. Especially, island hopping ones. You need good paratroopers for those. Truth be told Kesselring is the best air fields' attacker/defender, but Yamashita's attacks without retaliation make him quite powerful as well. |
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Post by HangryBird on Mar 17, 2021 16:21:43 GMT
I think Yamashita is a better choice because he will be vital in more missions than Leeb. Especially, island hopping ones. You need good paratroopers for those. Truth be told Kesselring is the best air fields' attacker/defender, but Yamashita's attacks without retaliation make him quite powerful as well. I never actually thought about Kesselring. His air power will be heavily appreciated. In Battle of Singapore, he can kill the pesky British commander from afar and rack up enough kills for the sub-conditions. |
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Post by stoic on Mar 17, 2021 16:34:03 GMT
Truth be told Kesselring is the best air fields' attacker/defender, but Yamashita's attacks without retaliation make him quite powerful as well. I never actually thought about Kesselring. His air power will be heavily appreciated. In Battle of Singapore, he can kill the pesky British commander from afar and rack up enough kills for the sub-conditions. Yep, he's quite an universal soldier. In naval battles he can command carriers, on land he's able to lead an Infantry unit using his air skills if/when necessary. |
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