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Post by Washington on Mar 12, 2016 10:34:06 GMT
The title above says it all. generals from any easytech games (GOG's,WC etc) count
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Post by Neltrase Vectore on Mar 12, 2016 12:51:28 GMT
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Post by General Macarthur on Mar 13, 2016 22:46:25 GMT
The thing I was most upset was Easytech missed the entire battle of the bulge which could have added in Pieper for a German commander.
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Post by Horatio Nelson on Mar 13, 2016 23:44:14 GMT
Although Paulus is know for getting shrekt at Stalingrad, he at least could've gotten a supply ability and an extra star somewhere lol.
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Post by General Macarthur on Mar 13, 2016 23:47:23 GMT
Yeah having 3 star infantry and supply will actually make him pretty decent.
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Post by cardbattler on Mar 14, 2016 4:54:46 GMT
I still don't understand why is Ozawa better than Yamaguchi. I barely seen Ozawa's name before the Battle of Cape Engano, and in that battle 4 carriers under his command are down (partly because lacks of training on pilots) while no damage done to the US 3rd fleet (under Halsey), while Yamaguchi completely disabled USS Yorktown in the Battle of Midway before going down with his ship.
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Post by General Macarthur on Mar 14, 2016 11:40:59 GMT
Ozawa has good stars in navy and air and is cheap while Yamaguchi just sucks everywhere. Easytech overrates generals which is why they do that. The US navy also has gotten way better since Midway and the Japanese have been losing their expirenced pilots.
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Post by Desophaeus on Mar 15, 2016 17:35:21 GMT
I still don't understand why is Ozawa better than Yamaguchi. I barely seen Ozawa's name before the Battle of Cape Engano, and in that battle 4 carriers under his command are down (partly because lacks of training on pilots) while no damage done to the US 3rd fleet (under Halsey), while Yamaguchi completely disabled USS Yorktown in the Battle of Midway before going down with his ship. On November 11, 1942, Ozawa was appointed Commander in Chief of the IJN 3rd Fleet,[2] relieving Admiral Chūichi Nagumo as commander of Japan's carrier forces. Ozawa proved an aggressive and skilled commander, but was overwhelmed by the numerical and technological superiority of the United States at the Battle of the Philippine Sea on June 19–20, 1944 that proved to be so much in the US's favor that its fighter pilots derisively nicknamed the battle, "The Great Marianas Turkey Shoot." After the battle, Ozawa retreated to Okinawa where he tendered his resignation — which was not accepted. (A picture was here)Ozawa fought the battle of Leyte Gulf on Zuikaku, the only remaining regular aircraft carrier at that moment. In October, what was left of Ozawa's carrier fleet fought at the Battle of Leyte Gulf[5] against the forces of Admiral William Halsey. Although he was the senior admiral at the Battle of Leyte Gulf, Ozawa was not given a leading command position since the Japanese battle plan was to sacrifice his force as a decoy so Admiral Takeo Kurita's Center Force could traverse San Bernardino Strait and freely fall upon MacArthur's invasion forces on the Leyte beaches. Nevertheless, Ozawa played his role intelligently and professionally until the end, although his carrier fleet ended its combat career off of the Philippines as little more than a bait force, flight decks empty for lack of planes and pilots. Despite the loss of all of his carriers, including his flagship the Zuikaku, Ozawa survived the battle along with most of his fleet. From Wikipedia |
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Post by cardbattler on Mar 15, 2016 17:53:54 GMT
I still don't understand why is Ozawa better than Yamaguchi. I barely seen Ozawa's name before the Battle of Cape Engano, and in that battle 4 carriers under his command are down (partly because lacks of training on pilots) while no damage done to the US 3rd fleet (under Halsey), while Yamaguchi completely disabled USS Yorktown in the Battle of Midway before going down with his ship. On November 11, 1942, Ozawa was appointed Commander in Chief of the IJN 3rd Fleet,[2] relieving Admiral Chūichi Nagumo as commander of Japan's carrier forces. Ozawa proved an aggressive and skilled commander, but was overwhelmed by the numerical and technological superiority of the United States at the Battle of the Philippine Sea on June 19–20, 1944 that proved to be so much in the US's favor that its fighter pilots derisively nicknamed the battle, "The Great Marianas Turkey Shoot." After the battle, Ozawa retreated to Okinawa where he tendered his resignation — which was not accepted. (A picture was here)Ozawa fought the battle of Leyte Gulf on Zuikaku, the only remaining regular aircraft carrier at that moment. In October, what was left of Ozawa's carrier fleet fought at the Battle of Leyte Gulf[5] against the forces of Admiral William Halsey. Although he was the senior admiral at the Battle of Leyte Gulf, Ozawa was not given a leading command position since the Japanese battle plan was to sacrifice his force as a decoy so Admiral Takeo Kurita's Center Force could traverse San Bernardino Strait and freely fall upon MacArthur's invasion forces on the Leyte beaches. Nevertheless, Ozawa played his role intelligently and professionally until the end, although his carrier fleet ended its combat career off of the Philippines as little more than a bait force, flight decks empty for lack of planes and pilots. Despite the loss of all of his carriers, including his flagship the Zuikaku, Ozawa survived the battle along with most of his fleet. From Wikipedia Oh, thanks. So he's sits in the chair when IJN was in decline and couldn't have much chance to show his skill, as most skilled pilots are dead since Midway. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 16, 2016 3:05:38 GMT
In the nato final mission some soviet general were retire are or forced out of the army after Stalin death in 1953
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Post by Washington on Mar 16, 2016 17:21:06 GMT
de gaulle and leclerc were also neglected by easytech (iM not French but) so thx easytech!
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Post by Washington on Mar 16, 2016 17:21:47 GMT
In the nato final mission some soviet general were retire are or forced out of the army after Stalin death in 1953 What you mean Timoshenko? |
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Post by General Macarthur on Mar 17, 2016 11:27:50 GMT
All French Generals were left in the dust...
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Post by Desophaeus on Mar 17, 2016 20:11:45 GMT
All French Generals were left in the dust... Kinda reflects on their entire miltary just decided to be surrendering, cheese-eating monkeys. Sure, there is the la resistanca, and de Gaulie lobbying on the porch of UK's govt for assistance to the Free France thing. But to put in perspective, MOST countries put up a better fight than France. Just look at Afghanistan as a classic example of what can be done with little available resources. (Yes, they had the benefits of inhospitable terrain, but still...) |
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Post by TK421 on Mar 17, 2016 21:11:09 GMT
De Gaulle needs an upgrade. I feel as if such an important leader of France should have better skills...At least production wise:/
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